More T20 in Derby with England Women vs Sri Lanka

Twenty20 cricket returns to The Incora County Ground on Wednesday 6 September (6pm), as England Women’s Ashes heroes face Sri Lanka. 

Record attendances have already witnessed five thrilling T20 fixtures at Derby this summer, during Derbyshire Falcons’ Vitality Blast campaign, but the shortest format isn’t over quite yet, as England take on Sri Lanka, with some of the world’s best players in action.

Number-one ranked ODI batter, Nat Sciver-Brunt, and the world’s best white-ball spinner, Sophie Ecclestone, will go head-to-head with the likes of Chamiri Athapaththu at a venue where the hosts have only tasted defeat once since 2017, and the series could be on the line in the East Midlands!

England come into the game fresh from inflicting Australia’s first T20 series defeat since 2017 and first ODI series loss in a decade, England will be looking to entertain the crowd in Derby, as Derbyshire-born hero, Sarah Glenn, looks to inspire a victory on home soil.

Award-winning matchday experience

The Incora County Ground was named the best domestic spectator in English cricket for 2022, and we’ve made a host of additions and improvements, to ensure 2023 is even better!

This year, The Incora County Ground has something for even the fussiest of eaters, with a wide variety of food and drinks on offer, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Sweet treats will also be available!

But that’s not all, the  We Got Game activation area returns for 2023, including a digital whiteboard, a polaroid photobooth and have-a-go installations such as target challenges.

Plus, meet the players as the England stars pose for photographs with supporters and take part in signing sessions to round off a great matchday experience at The Incora County Ground.

Accessible additions

2023 has also seen a host of inclusive additions to The Incora County Ground, making this year’s England fixture our most acessible yet, with the appointment of Lily Smith as Disability Liaison Officer, as well as Chair of the ECB’s Disabled Employee Network.

There’s plenty of ground developments too, to make everyone’s matchday experience comfortable and memorable, such as newly-installed wheelchair bays with a great view of the action, a brand new toilet block and Changing Places toilet.

For full information regarding Accessible Toilets, our Changing Places toilet, Accessible Seating and more, click HERE to visit our Disabled Supporter Information page.