England will tour to Australia for the all-format Ashes in early 2025. The two teams will be locking horns in the first day-night Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in more than 75 years. England have announced the squad for the Ashes.

The England Cricket Board (ECB) on Monday announced the squad for the highly anticipated Women's Ashes series against Australia. According to the ICC, all-format captain Heather Knight features prominently among key players,

Gay in the England squad for the Women's Ashes Test, which will begin on January 30 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The 20-year-old speedster recently took out Marizanne Kapp and Nadine de Klerk in the opening innings of the Only Test match against South Africa.

All-rounder Freya Kemp and spinner Linsey Smith (both T20 squad only) and wicketkeeper-batter Bess Heath (T20 and Test squad) are named in Ashes squads for the first time. Meanwhile, seamer Ryanna MacDonald-Gay who took two wickets on her Test debut in the recent tour of South Africa, is also named in the Test squad.

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The England Cricket Board revealed their squad for the Women's Ashes series against Australia, featuring stars like Heather Knight and Ryana MacDonald-Gay. The series will commence with ODIs in January 2025,

England have placed trust in their experienced core of players with the Women’s Ashes squad selection, making just one change to the T20 side from their early World Cup exit.