Ashes 2025–26: Ticket Prices, Booking Process & Where to Watch in India

Ashes 2025–26: Ticket Prices, Booking Process & Where to Watch in India

After a couple of years' wait, the Ashes, one of the greatest and most awaited Test series in the world, is finally coming back, and this time it will be played in Australia. On one side, we will have England, led by Ben Stokes, while on the other side, we will have Australia, led by Pat Cummins. With Australia retaining the trophy after a draw in the last series, England, with a relatively young and fresh squad (but not a weak one), will give a strong fight to Australia this winter. But you might be wondering how to book tickets for this series. This article will explain the process, along with how you can watch this match in India and where. 

Australia vs England Ashes 2025-26 Schedule

Aus vs Eng(Ashes 2025-26) Ticket Prices

• General admission: Approx AUD 42 (+7.2 AUD Handling Charge)
• A-reserved seat: Approx AUD 237 (+7.2 AUD Handling Charge)
• Junior tickets: Approx AUD 21 (+7.2 AUD Handling Charge)

Booking Process

• All the tickets for the Ashes series will be sold via Cricket Australia's official website (cricket.com.au/tickets).
•  After reaching the website, you must select the Ashes 2025-26 Series. In the third step, you will need to select which day's ticket or multiple-day tickets you would like to purchase. 
• After selecting the day, the next step is to choose the type of ticket you want to purchase: General Admission, Junior Ticket, or Reserved Tickets (which are more expensive but offer more facilities and comfort). 
• After which, you will need to select the seat and section of the stadium, which will be shown according to availability.
•  The last step will be to complete the payment and get the ticket using the available ways.

Where to Watch Ashes 2025-26 in India

On TV, you can watch the Ashes 2025-26 on Star Sports Network in India.

On OTT: You can also watch this series on the JioHotstar app.

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