Where to Watch England’s 2026 White-Ball Tour of Australia
This is three ODIs and five T20Is in Australia, from 13 November to 2 December 2026. It is not the Ashes.
The last men’s Ashes finished on 8 January 2026. The next Ashes are in England in 2027. Both are on where to watch the Ashes. A separate Australia v England Test at the MCG on 11–15 March 2027 is the 150th Anniversary Test. Cricket Australia does not call that an Ashes Test. It is not this tour either.
Who shows which cricket inside Australia is on where to watch cricket in Australia. UK rights after the 2025-26 summer are also on Sky Sports vs TNT Sports. This page is not a live score page. Check the broadcaster before you pay.
Where to watch
| Country | TV | Streaming | Status, notes & source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | Foxtel. Fox Cricket is the channel on the partners page. Not on Seven’s published list. | Kayo | ✓ Confirmed Confirmed. cricket.com.au says all men’s white-ball fixtures stay exclusive to Foxtel and Kayo under the deal that runs until 2031. “Exclusive” is that article’s word. cricket.com.au, 22 Mar 2026 ↗; CA partners ↗ · Checked 29 Sep 2026 |
| UK and Ireland, television | — | — | Listing pending Listing pending. The partners page still names Sky UK and TNT Sports and does not assign this summer. The Guardian, 14 May 2026, reported talks, including Amazon and DAZN. Talks are not a broadcaster. CA partners; The Guardian, 14 May 2026 ↗ · Checked 29 Sep 2026 |
| UK radio | BBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Sports Extra | BBC Sounds | ✓ Confirmed Confirmed as audio, not as television. The deal runs through 2026-27 and the story names a men’s white-ball tour of Australia in late 2026. The BBC also says the deal covers all Australia men’s and women’s home internationals. “Exclusive ball-by-ball” is the BBC’s phrase. BBC Sport, 3 Nov 2023 ↗ · Checked 29 Sep 2026 |
| India, USA, Canada, New Zealand | — | — | Listing pending Listing pending. A logo on CA’s partners page is not a listing for this series. Willow’s general catalogue is on what Willow shows. We did not open a Willow page that names these eight games. Checked 29 Sep 2026 · Checked 29 Sep 2026 |
Do not reuse the August 2026 DAZN line. cricket.com.au named DAZN for the Australia v Bangladesh Tests. That series is over. It is not these ODIs and T20Is.
Times below are local, from the ECB, 19 March 2026.
ODIs: 13 November, Optus Stadium, Perth, 11.30am. 15 November, Adelaide Oval, 2pm. 18 November, Bellerive Oval, Hobart, 2.30pm.
T20Is: 21 November, MCG, 7.15pm. 24 November, Gold Coast Stadium, 6.15pm. 27 November, the Gabba, 6.15pm. 29 November, SCG, 7.15pm. 2 December, Manuka Oval, Canberra, 7.15pm.
Questions
Is this the Ashes?
No. The Ashes are Test series. This tour is three ODIs and five T20Is. The 2027 Ashes are in England, on Sky in the UK. This tour’s UK television broadcaster is Listing pending.
Where is it in Australia?
Foxtel and Kayo. cricket.com.au says men’s white-ball internationals are exclusive to those two, through the rights deal to 2031. Seven’s partners list does not include them.
Where is it on UK television?
Not named yet. TNT had the 2025-26 Australian summer, including the Ashes, and that season is over. Sky vs TNT already marks the next Australian summer as Listing pending. A May 2026 Guardian story about talks does not pick a winner.
Is it on BBC?
On radio and BBC Sounds, yes, under the audio deal through 2026-27. That is not a TV picture. The BBC story does not set a price, and this page will not invent one.
Does DAZN or Amazon have it?
Not confirmed. The Guardian named them as parties in talks. cricket.com.au named DAZN for a different series, the Bangladesh Tests in August 2026. Until CA or a broadcaster announces this tour, the TV row stays Listing pending.
Sources
- ECB, fixtures, 19 March 2026 — checked 29 Sep 2026
- cricket.com.au, 2026-27 international schedule and white-ball rights line, 22 March 2026 — checked 29 Sep 2026
- Cricket Australia, broadcast partners — checked 29 Sep 2026
- BBC Sport, audio deal through 2026-27, 3 November 2023 — checked 29 Sep 2026
- The Guardian, UK rights talks, 14 May 2026 — checked 29 Sep 2026. Not a signed broadcaster.