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    England Women Announce ODI Squad for Ireland Series: Full Team List

    Priya MenonBy Priya MenonAugust 20, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    England Women have announced a 15-player squad for their upcoming three-match ODI series against Ireland in September 2026. The series will be part of the 2025 to 2029 ICC Women’s Championship and will provide an important opportunity for several young players to gain international experience.

    Off-spinner Charlie Dean has been named captain of the side. With several senior players rested following the Women’s T20 World Cup, the series will give England’s emerging players an important chance to prove themselves at the international level.

    England Women ODI Squad

    The England Women ODI squad includes a mix of experienced players and promising names from the domestic game. Charlie Dean will lead the team, with Alice Capsey, Dani Gibson and Freya Kemp providing further all-round options.

    The full squad is:

    1. Charlie Dean (Captain)
    2. Maia Bouchier
    3. Alice Capsey
    4. Kira Chathli
    5. Tilly Corteen-Coleman
    6. Sophia Dunkley
    7. Lauren Filer
    8. Dani Gibson
    9. Jodi Grewcock
    10. Freya Kemp
    11. Ryana MacDonald-Gay
    12. Charis Pavely
    13. Grace Potts
    14. Mady Villiers
    15. Issy Wong

    The squad has plenty of variety in both batting and bowling. The bowling group includes right-arm pacers Lauren Filer, Ryana MacDonald-Gay, Grace Potts and Issy Wong, while England also have several spin options.

    Kira Chathli provides wicketkeeping cover, while batters such as Maia Bouchier and Sophia Dunkley will be expected to provide stability at the top of the order.

    England Women vs Ireland

    The England Women vs Ireland series will begin on September 1 at Uptonsteel Grace Road in Leicester. The second ODI will take place on September 3 at The Incora County Ground in Derby, before the series concludes at New Road in Worcester on September 6.

    The first two matches will begin at 1:00 PM local time, while the final ODI is scheduled to start at 10:30 AM.

    The three matches are particularly important because they count towards the ICC Women’s Championship. England will therefore have more than development goals in mind as they look to collect valuable championship points.

    England Women Ireland ODI Series

    The England Women – Ireland ODI series presents a major opportunity for players who are looking to establish themselves in England’s long-term plans.

    Jodi Grewcock, Tilly Corteen-Coleman and Kira Chathli are among the players who can use the series to make a strong impression. Their inclusion reflects England’s focus on developing a deeper group of players capable of stepping into the senior team when required.

    Charlie Dean’s appointment as captain will also be closely watched. She has established herself as an important all-rounder and bowling option for England, and leading the side will provide valuable experience.

    England Women Squad vs Ireland

    The England Women squad vs Ireland has a strong mix of youth, pace, spin and all-round ability. Issy Wong and Lauren Filer provide the potential for a lively pace attack, while Dean and Mady Villiers bring experience with off spin.

    England will enter the series as favourites, but Ireland will be keen to challenge their neighbours and make the most of the opportunity.

    For England, the series is not only about winning matches. It is also about finding the next generation of international players. With the ICC Women’s Championship points at stake, the three ODIs could prove important for both England’s immediate campaign and their future squad planning.

    Charlie Dean England Women Ireland Women ODI
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      Priya produces match previews and prediction content for women’s cricket. She highlights key match-ups, venue factors, and likely team combinations in a clear, fan-friendly format.

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