Watch England's men's and women's sides look to regain The Ashes live on Sky Sports across June and July; Sky Sports pundits include Nasser Hussain, Ricky Ponting, Kevin Pietersen, Mel Jones, Isa Guha and Mark Taylor; men's Ashes starts on Friday June 16, women's series on Thursday June 22
Friday 9 June 2023 07:57, UK
Dates and schedule for the men's and women's Ashes series across June and July, with all matches live on Sky Sports.
First Test (Edgbaston) - Friday June 16 - Tuesday June 20 (11am start)
Second Test (Lord's) - Wednesday June 28 - Sunday July 2 (11am start)
Third Test (Clean Slate Headingley) - Thursday July 6 - Monday July 10 (11am start)
Fourth Test (Emirates Old Trafford) - Wednesday July 19 - Sunday July 23 (11am start)
Fifth Test (The Kia Oval) - Thursday July 27 - Monday July 31 (11am start)
Test match (Trent Bridge) - Thursday June 22 - Monday June 26 (11am start)
First T20 international (Edgbaston) - Saturday July 1 (6.35pm start)
Second T20 international (The Kia Oval) - Wednesday July 5 (6.35pm start)
Third T20 international (Lord's) - Saturday July 8 (6.35pm start)
First one-day international (Unique Stadium, Bristol) - Wednesday, July 12 (1pm start)
Second one-day international (The Ageas Bowl) - Sunday July 16 (11am start)
Third one-day international (Taunton) - Tuesday July 18 (1pm start)
Every match from the men's and women's Ashes will be broadcast live, with Sky Sports and NOW customers able to watch up to 36 days of Ashes cricket across both men's and women's series. You can also follow video highlights and over-by-over text commentary across Sky Sports' digital platforms if you are on the move.
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Quidich Hyperview player tracking technology - captured from floodlight pylons around the ground - will be used to track fielder movements.
The tech will give an insight into options for batters and bowlers based on field placements, with viewers able to see fielding positions from the perspective of the batter.
Enhanced CricViz stats will track which side is "in front" as the matches progress while there will also be fresh on-screen graphics across Sky Sports' coverage.
Men's Ashes: Ian Ward, Nasser Hussain, Mike Atherton, Ricky Ponting, Mark Taylor, Mel Jones, Eoin Morgan, Kevin Pietersen, Kumar Sangakkara, Mark Butcher, Dinesh Karthik, Sir Andrew Strauss (Lord's Test only).
Women's Ashes: Nick Knight, Simon Doull, Isa Guha, Lydia Greenway, Mel Jones, Charles Dagnall, Charlotte Edwards, Mark Butcher, Tammy Beaumont, Lauren Winfield-Hill.
The winners of the Test match earn four points, with the teams taking two points each in the event of a draw. Two points are awarded for victories in each of the white-ball games, with sides picking up a point apiece in the event of a tie or no result.
