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Trent Bridge and Headingley to open 2027 Men's and Women's Ashes

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Trent Bridge and Headingley have been confirmed as venues for the opening matches of the 2027 Men's and Women's Ashes series in England. The two marquee fixtures will be staged in parallel, continuing a format that was successfully introduced during the 2023 Ashes. The decision reflects the growing push to elevate the women's game alongside its men's counterpart on major cricket occasions. Details of the full schedule for the rest of the series are yet to be announced.

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