Sri Lanka Women in England 2023/24

Sri Lanka Women in England is not a permanent domestic tournament but a designation for bilateral cricket tours between the Sri Lanka Women national team and the England Women national team.

These fixtures are arranged by mutual agreement between Sri Lanka Cricket and the England and Wales Cricket Board. The tours typically comprise a combination of One Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals. Unlike domestic competitions, there is no promotion, relegation, or fixed schedule; the structure depends entirely on the specific agreement for each visit.

The most notable recent engagement occurred in August and September 2023. During this tour, the teams contested a three-match Twenty20 International series and a three-match One Day International series. The Twenty20 series concluded with a 2–1 victory for Sri Lanka, marking a significant milestone as their first-ever series win against England in any format. The One Day International series formed part of the ICC Women's Championship, which operates as the primary qualification pathway for the Cricket World Cup.

There is no permanent, named trophy awarded for these bilateral meetings, although specific series trophies may be presented for individual tours. The competition stands apart from English domestic structures such as the Women's Cricket Super League or the Charlotte Edwards Cup, which feature county sides rather than national teams. The format of the matches generally follows a round-robin style within the limited number of games scheduled, with no points table affecting a broader league standing for the tour itself.

While the ICC Women's Championship launched in 2014 has seen dominance from Australia, the bilateral series between Sri Lanka and England focus on direct competition without the multi-year cycle points system that defines the championship. These matches serve as crucial preparation for both sides, offering opportunities to test strategies against high-calibre opposition outside of their home territories.