Australia’s massive 2027 English summer has been locked in, with details of the men’s and women’s Ashes matches revealed.

The last two men’s Ashes series played in England have been drawn 2-2, and by the time the 2027 series begins the Aussies will have held the urn for almost a decade.

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Before the five-Test series gets underway Australia could get the perfect warm-up via the ICC World Test Championship final, which will be played at The Oval from June 9 to 13.

If Australia does not qualify for the WTC final, they’ll instead face England Lions in a warm-up match at Old Trafford between June 7 to 10.

Australia is currently well on top of the WTC standings with South Africa and New Zealand close behind.

The Test series then gets underway at Trent Bridge on June 18-22, with the lone women’s Ashes Test then to be played from June 24-27 at Headingley.

The men’s series resumes soon after at Lord’s from June 30, before matches at Edgbaston (starts July 8), Southampton’s Rose Bowl (starts July 21), and The Oval (starts July 29).

The women’s series will be completed with three T20s and three ODIs across July.

Australian players celebrate with the Ashes Waterford Crystal trophy after winning the Ashes series 4-1 during day five of the Fifth Test in the 2025/26 Ashes Series between Australia and England at Sydney Cricket Ground on January 08, 2026 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)Source: Getty Images

2027 ASHES DATES

ICC World Test Championship Final

Wednesday 9–13 June: ICC World Test Championship Final – Kia Oval, London, 1030

England v Australia – Rothesay Men’s Ashes

Monday 7 – 10 June: Warm-up match England Lions v Australia – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester (* This fixture will be subject to review should Australia reach the ICC World Test Championship Final)

Friday 18 – 22 June: 1st Rothesay Ashes Test match – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 1100

Wednesday 30 June – 4 July: 2nd Rothesay Ashes Test – Lord’s, London, 1100

Thursday 8 – 12 July: 3rd Rothesay Ashes Test – Edgbaston, Birmingham, 1100

Wednesday 21 – 25 July: 4th Rothesay Ashes Test – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 1100

Thursday 29 July – 2 August: 5th Rothesay Ashes Test – Kia Oval, London, 1100

England v Australia – Metro Bank Women’s Ashes

Thursday 24 – 27 June: 1st Rothesay Ashes Test match – Headingley, Leeds, 1100

Saturday 3 July: 1st Vitality IT20 – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 1900

Tuesday 6 July: 2nd Vitality IT20 – Kia Oval, London, 1830

Friday 9 July: 3rd Vitality IT20 – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, 1900

Tuesday 13 July: 1st Metro Bank ODI – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 1300

Friday 16 July: 2nd Metro Bank ODI – Lord’s, London, 1300

Tuesday 20 July: 3rd Metro Bank ODI – Edgbaston, Birmingham, 1300

All times GMT – 11am is 8pm AEST

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