BBC Sport posed a simple question to readers: how well do they know the major women’s sporting events that take place across England? From cricket finals at Lord’s to the London Marathon’s women’s division, the nation hosts a calendar packed with high‑profile competitions. Understanding these fixtures helps fans track athlete progress and seasonal narratives and how they shape the sporting calendar.

Events such as the Women’s FA Cup final, the Wimbledon ladies’ singles, and the British Grand Prix’s Formula E women’s showcase draw television audiences in the millions. Sponsors invest heavily, seeing the growing market for female sport. Players who excel in these stages often secure national team spots, influencing England’s performance in upcoming international tournaments and attract global sponsors for years.

For supporters, familiarity with these fixtures shapes ticket buying habits and regional pride. Cities like Manchester and Birmingham leverage host duties to boost local economies, while broadcasters schedule prime‑time slots to maximise viewership. In short, the breadth of major women’s sporting events across England underscores the country’s commitment to elevating women’s sport on a today’s national stage across the country.