T20i 1: The series kicks off at the Utilita Bowl (formerly the Rose Bowl) in Southampton on the south coast of England. With a maximum capacity of 25,000, Hampshire's home became a prominent international cricket venue during the COVID pandemic when players 'bubbled' in the stadium.
T20i 2: Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, Wales comes next. The 16,000-capacity home ground of Glamorgan is a regular venue for England internationals, particularly in the white ball form of the game. It was also the stage of the famous Ashes draw between these teams in 2009 when a Jimmy Anderson and Monty Panesar rear-guard held on to deny the visitors a win.
T20i 3: The teams head to Old Trafford in Manchester and one of the UK's most historic and famous cricket venues for the third and final T20i. Holding 26,000 fans, it was established more than 160 years ago and hosted the first ever Ashes Test in England in 1884.