Australia A Women in England 2023/24

The fixture is an unofficial bilateral series between England A Women and Australia A Women. It is not a standalone tournament with a formal founding date, league structure, or promotion and relegation system. The matches are designated as unofficial international fixtures and are not recognised by the International Cricket Council as official Tests, One Day Internationals, or Twenty20 Internationals.

The series typically runs concurrently with the senior Women's Ashes to facilitate travel logistics. The primary function of these encounters is player development and pathway progression. They allow players on the fringes of the national team to gain experience against high-calibre opposition. The most recent series in England took place in 2023 and comprised three Twenty20 Internationals and three One Day Internationals.

Selection for the squads differs by nation. England A is chosen by the England and Wales Cricket Board Performance Programme staff, while Australia A is selected by the Cricket Australia National Selection Panel. These tours began in earnest in 2022, when England A Women toured Australia, following a pattern that repeated in 2025. Prior to that period, there is no historical record of such 'A' versus 'A' series, indicating a relatively recent formalization of these development tours.

The fixtures serve as a preparatory step rather than a competitive trophy. They do not carry the same historical prestige or official status as the senior Women's Ashes, which is contested between full national teams. The series are identified simply by their tour names, such as the Australia A Women tour of England, rather than a specific sponsored tournament title.