The 2023–24 international cricket season is one of the most demanding periods of cricket for players, with matches running back-to-back from late September 2023 to March 2024.
During June and July, England’s men’s and women’s teams will compete to regain one of cricket’s most prestigious titles – The Ashes. The men’s Ashes starts on 16th June, and the women’s series on 22nd June.
The quadrennial FIFA Women’s World Cup™ kicks-off on 20th July in New Zealand and will see 32 teams compete on the international stage. The action-packed Australia & New Zealand 2023 match schedule starts with New Zealand-Norway at Auckland’s Eden Park on Thursday, 20 July.
As one of the most lucrative cricket tournaments in women’s sports, the Women’s Premier League (WPL), launched this month, Kerry London highlights the importance of salary protection for women.
As the world celebrates women’s achievement and highlights the need to #EmbraceEquity on International Women’s Day, it’s timely to highlight this pivotal moment in women’s sport.
