TNT Sports to show the series 2025-26 Ashes in England in Australia

Tuesday August 5, 2025 9:14

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TNT Sports will show the Ashes Men’s Winter series after a one -year contract with Cricket Australia.

England headed down to search to end Australia’s grip on the jar, which they have been holding since 2018.

This follows a thrilling contest with India, which culminated in the six-Lari fifth test and 2-2 series in Oval on Monday.

“We have the privilege of being able to bring every highly anticipated iconic series ball to TNT Sports this winter. This story begins in 1882 and has never failed to give,” said Scott Young, EVP at the Europe WBD Sports parent company.

“Simply put, Ashes surpassed the cricket. This winter, we will have two big sides led by two fantastic captains in Pat Cummins and Ben Stokes who led their teams in different styles to deal with one of the biggest competition sports.

“This will be interesting, must be watched the best sports drama.”

The Ashes series this winter began at Perth on November 21 and ended in Sydney with a new year test.

TNT brings all Australia Home International

Britain has not won the Ashes test in Australia since January 2011, losing the last two series 4-0.

The last two home series ended in a 2-2 draw. This will be the first in Australia under the British head coach who pioneered the Brendon McCullum.

TNT Sports and its predecessors BT Sports tend to show the Ashes Enhes British series, with Sky Sports survive to broadcast all international team homes.

It also has the right to the British white soccer series in Ireland, New Zealand and Sri Lanka for the next five months.

This one -year agreement will also see the TNT Sports Show All Australia Home International Home Home Home Australia until March 2026.

“We are happy to extend our old partnership with TNT Sports and they will return to play a role in displaying the Australian summer of the British audience,” Todd Greenberg, Chief Executive Officer said at Cricket Australia.

“With a highly anticipated season, including NRMA insurance, the famous BKT BKT Putra series against India and South Africa, and the multi-format women’s series against India, our partnership with TNT Sports ensures fans in the UK will get great coverage and will not lose the moment of action.”