England's men's and women's teams will face Australia in concurrent Ashes series on home soil in 2027. <p>England men's quest to avenge their 4-1 drubbing in the 2025-26 series Down Under and wrest back the urn begins with the first Test at Trent Bridge on June 18.</p><p>Lord's and Edgbaston host the second and third Tests before a historic fourth at Southampton's Utilita Bowl, which will stage a men's Ashes Test for the first time from July 21.</p><ul><li><strong><a href="https://www.nowtv.com/membership/watch-sky-sports">Stream cricket and more contract-free with NOW</a></strong></li><li><strong><a href="https://www.skysports.com/podcasts/36578/11933948/sky-sports-cricket-podcast-with-nasser-hussain-and-michael-atherton">Listen to episodes of the Sky Sports Cricket Podcast</a></strong></li></ul><p>The series concludes with the fifth and final Test at The Kia Oval from July 29.</p><p>England are scheduled to face Pakistan in a five-match ODI series from May 15-26 before finalising their Ashes preparations in a one-off Test against Bangladesh at Lord's from May 28.</p><p>England's summer schedule concludes on September 25 with the completion of an eight-match white-ball series against New Zealand, comprising three ODIs and five T20Is, beginning on September 7.</p><p>Like their men's counterparts, England Women face a similarly steep climb to Ashes glory after being whitewashed 16-0 in the 2025 series in Australia.</p><widget id="1"></widget><p>England's bid to end a 13-year Women's Ashes drought begins with a one-off Test against Australia at Headingley from June 24.</p><p>The multi-format series then switches to T20Is at Trent Bridge (July 3), The Kia Oval (July 6) and Emirates Old Trafford (July 9).</p><p>The 2027 Women's Ashes concludes with three one-day internationals at Southampton (July 13), Lord's (July 16) and Edgbaston (July 20).</p><h3>Men's Ashes series in England 2027</h3><p><em>All times UK and Ireland</em></p><p><strong>First Test:</strong> Friday June 18-Tuesday June 22 (11am) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham</p><p><strong>Second Test:</strong> Wednesday June 30-Sunday July 4 (11am) – Lord's</p><p><strong>Third Test:</strong> Thursday July 8-Monday July 12 (11am) – Edgbaston, Birmingham</p><p><strong>Fourth Test:</strong> Wednesday July 21-Sunday July 25 (11am) – Utilita Bowl, Southampton</p><p><strong>Fifth Test:</strong> Thursday July 29-Monday August 2 (11am) – The Kia Oval, London</p><h3>Women's Ashes series in England in 2027</h3><p><em>All times UK and Ireland</em></p><p><strong>First Test: </strong>Thursday June 24-Sunday June 27 (11am) – Headingley, Leeds</p><p><strong>First T20I: </strong>Saturday July 3 (7pm) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham</p><p><strong>Second T20I: </strong>Tuesday July 6 (6.30pm) – The Kia Oval, London</p><p><strong>Third T20I: </strong>Friday July 9 (7pm) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester</p><p><strong>First ODI: </strong>Tuesday July 13 (1pm) – Utilita Bowl, Southampton</p><p><strong>Second ODI:</strong> Friday July 16 (1pm) – Lord's</p><p><strong>Third ODI:</strong> Tuesday July 20 (1pm) – Edgbaston, Birmingham</p>
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