England A to play four-day game during upcoming tour of India

England A will compete in a four-day match during their tour of India scheduled for November and December. The squad will also face Sri Lanka in three T20 matches and three 50-over fixtures.

Three T20 games are set to take place in Pune on 30 November, while the four-day match will be held at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. The first Women's Champions Trophy is scheduled to occur in India in February.

Eleven players within the England A squad across all three formats have already received international caps. Established fast bowlers Issy Wong and Lauren Filer are included in the roster, alongside emerging left-arm spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman.

Davina Perrin will miss the tour while recovering from an injury, and Cassidy McCarthy is also not travelling with the team. The T20 squad features Hannah Baker, Grace Ballinger, Kira Chathli, Tilly-Corteen Coleman, Lauren Filer, Jodi Grewcock, Bess Heath, Niamh Holland, Emma Jones, Ryana Macdonald-Gay, Charis Pavely, Grace Potts, Jemima Spence, Grace Thompson, Mady Villiers, and Issy Wong.

For the 50-over format, the team includes Hannah Baker, Grace Ballinger, Kira Chathli, Tilly-Corteen Coleman, Lauren Filer, Katie George, Jodi Grewcock, Bess Heath, Niamh Holland, Emma Lamb, Ryana Macdonald-Gay, Charis Pavely, Grace Potts, Grace Scrivens, Ellie Threlkeld, Mady Villiers, and Issy Wong. The four-day game roster consists of Hannah Baker, Grace Ballinger, Kira Chathli, Tilly-Corteen Coleman, Lauren Filer, Katie George, Jodi Grewcock, Bess Heath, Emma Lamb, Charis Pavely, Grace Potts, Grace Scrivens, Ellie Threlkeld, Mady Villiers, and Issy Wong.

Niamh Holland, Emma Jones, Cassidy McCarthy, Davina Perrin, Jemima Spence, and Grace Thompson are part of the England performance programme. England's home international summer concluded in September with a 3-0 victory over Ireland.

No other fixtures are scheduled for the team until after Christmas, though dates for an April series against the West Indies remain unfinalised. The Women's Premier League in India will be held before the 2027 home season begins.