The Ashes is the oldest cricketing rivalry and below you have all the information you need about this much-revered series between Australia and England for their next series which will be held in 2025-26.
If you are looking for information about everything related to the upcoming Ashes including the Australia and England squads, exact schedules, ticketing information and information on how to watch The Ashes live around the world including on television and live streaming options, you have come to the right page.
Below you can find all of the aforementioned Ashes information.
The Ashes 2025-26 schedule, match timings, venue, team squads players list, live broadcast, streaming & telecast channel details are placed below.
The Ashes 2025-26 Schedule
The next five-match Test series between Australia and England which constitutes The Ashes will be hosted by Australia in their 2025-26 season.
The series will kick-start in the Western Australia state of Perth while the second Test will be played at The Gabba which will be a day-night encounter. This will be followed by a Test in Adelaide before the traditional Boxing Day Test at the MCG.
The Ashes 2025-26 will conclude with the fifth and final Test at the SCG in Sydney.
Following is the exact schedule for this edition of The Ashes.
- 1st Test at Perth Stadium, Perth, November 21-25
- 2nd Test at The Gabba, Brisbane, December 4-8 (day-night match)
- 3rd Test at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, December 17-21
- 4th Test at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, December 26-30
- 5th Test at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, January 4-8
The Ashes Squads 2025-26
We are still a while away from the start of the next edition of The Ashes. The squads for this series will be updated when they are released, which should be in the month leading up to the start of the series.
The latest Ashes squad players list for both England and Australia is placed below once they are out closer to the start of the upcoming series.
Below are the squads for the two teams from the previous edition of The Ashes.
Australia Squad
- Pat Cummins (captain)
- Steve Smith
- Scott Boland
- Alex Carey
- Cameron Green
- Marcus Harris
- Josh Hazlewood
- Travis Head
- Josh Inglis
- Usman Khawaja
- Marnus Labuschagne
- Nathan Lyon
- Mitchell Marsh
- Todd Murphy
- Michael Neser
- Jimmy Peirson
- Mitchell Starc
- David Warner
England Squad
- Ben Stokes (captain)
- Ollie Pope
- Rehan Ahmed
- Moeen Ali
- James Anderson
- Jonny Bairstow
- Stuart Broad
- Harry Brook
- Zak Crawley
- Ben Duckett
- Dan Lawrence
- Jack Leach
- Matthew Potts
- Ollie Robinson
- Joe Root
- Josh Tongue
- Chris Woakes
- Mark Wood
The Ashes 2025-26 Live Broadcast
There are various ways to watch the 2025-26 edition of The Ashes depending on which region you belong to. The live streaming and television broadcast options will be updated below.
| Country | Ashes 2025-26 Broadcasting Channels List |
| PAN CARIBBEAN | TBA |
| TRINIDAD & TOBAGO | TBA |
| GRENADA | TBA |
| INDIA | TBA |
| MIDDLE EAST | TBA |
| UNITED KINGDOM | TBA |
| USA/CANADA | TBA |
| AUSTRALIA | TBA |
| NEW ZEALAND | TBA |
| SOUTH AFRICA | TBA |
| BET & WATCH | TBA |
How to Buy The Ashes 2025-26 Tickets?
We are still awaiting the release of information on how to buy tickets for the 2025-26 Ashes. That being said, here are some of the things you need to know about the Australia v England Test match ticket sale.
The tickets for Ashes 2025-26 will be out soon and in order to register your interest in the same, you can click here. These tickets will go up on sale early in 2025 with options to buy single-day tickets or a season pass for the entire Test.
You can also become a member of fan clubs like the Barmy Army for a nominal annual fee and get tickets for matches in the entire series from there. This can be done by getting in touch with the Barmy Army here.
What Happened at the Previous Ashes?
The previous edition of the Ashes series was held in the UK in the 2023 season. The series proved to be one of the most thrilling, ending in a 2-2 tie following a stupendous performance from England to come back from being 2-0 down to level it in the fifth and final Test at The Oval.
Almost all the matches in the series turned out to be closely fought, with Australia winning by two wickets and 43 runs in the first two Tests and England’s wins coming by three wickets and 49 runs.
The only drawn game came at Old Trafford where nearly two days of play were lost due to weather even as England had Australia on the mat.
Previous Ashes Winners
There have been 73 previous editions of The Ashes which have been played in Australia and England. Here are some of the recent results.
- 2023: 2-2 (Australia retained The Ashes)
- 2021-22: Australia won 4-0
- 2019: 2-2 (Australia retained The Ashes)
- 2017-18: Australia won 4-0
- 2015: England won 3-2
- 2013-14: Australia won 5-0
- 2013: England won 3-0
- 2010-11: England won 3-1
- 2009: England won 2-1
- 2006-07: Australia won 5-0
- 2005: England won 2-1