• England have announced the fixtures of the limited-overs series against Sri Lanka.

  • The six-match white-ball leg will start on August 31 in Hove.

England announce revised schedule for home white-ball series against Sri Lanka
ECB announces revised schedule for home series against Sri Lanka

England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have confirmed a revised schedule for their home white ball series against Sri Lanka Women. The changes were initiated at the behest of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) in light of the fact that women’s cricket has been included in the 2023 Asian Games.

Sri Lanka’s white-ball tour of England will now be rescheduled to begin on August 31, with the three T20I matches to be played in Hove, Chelmsford, and Derby. After that, from September 9-14, there will be a three-match ODI series hosted in Chester-le-Street, Northampton, and Leicester.

Hove, which was initially designated to hold an ODI match, will now host the opening T20I game. In contrast, Canterbury, which was initially meant to host an ODI match, will not be hosting any matches during the series. This series holds great significance for Sri Lanka as they strive to prepare themselves for the upcoming Asian Games, slated to be held in China from September 23 to October 8.

England versus Sri Lanka full schedule:

T20I series:

  • First T20I – August 31, Hove
  • Second T20I – September 2, Chelmsford
  • Third T20I – September 6, Derby

ODI series:

  • First ODI – September 9, Chester-le-Street
  • Second ODI – September 12, Northampton
  • Third ODI – September 14, Leicester

This article was first published at WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times company.

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