England will play Australia across Test, T20 and ODI cricket in the Women’s Ashes; then it is off to New Zealand for the 50-over World Cup as they look to defend the title they won in 2017; Heather Knight’s side return home for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in July and August
Last Updated: 30/12/21 1:52pm
England captain Heather Knight is seeking Ashes, World Cup and Commonwealth Games glory in 2022
A look at England Women’s confirmed cricket fixtures for 2022.
Correct as of December 30, 2021:
Vs Australia (Women’s Ashes)
– Test match (Canberra) – January 27-30
– First T20 international (Sydney) – February 4
– Second T20 international (Sydney) – February 6
– Third T20 international (Adelaide) – February 10
England spinner Sophie Ecclestone is the top-ranked bowler in T20 international cricket
– First one-day international (Adelaide) – February 13
– Second one-day international (Melbourne) – February 16
– Third one-day international (Melbourne) – February 19
Women’s Cricket World Cup in New Zealand
– vs Australia (Hamilton) – March 5 – live on Sky Sports
– vs West Indies (Dunedin) – March 8 – live on Sky Sports
– vs South Africa (Tauranga) – March 14 – live on Sky Sports
– vs India (Tauranga) – March 16 – live on Sky Sports
England Women beat India in a thriller at Lord’s to win the 2017 50-over World Cup
– vs New Zealand (Auckland) – March 19 – live on Sky Sports
– vs Pakistan (Christchurch) – March 24 – live on Sky Sports
– vs Bangladesh (Wellington) – March 26 – live on Sky Sports
– The World Cup semi-finals will be played on March 30 and 31, with the final on April 3
Commonwealth Games in Birmingham (T20 format, all games at Edgbaston)
– vs qualifier – July 30
– vs South Africa – August 2
– vs New Zealand – August 4
– The Commonwealth Games semi-finals will be played on August 6 with the bronze-medal match and final taking place on August 7