2025/26 The Ashes Predictions & Tips
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2025/26 The Ashes Predictions & Tips
The Ashes is arguably the biggest Test series in the world and has been going for longer than any. The coveted urn is currently held by Australia and with England's recent record 'down under', many expect it to remain in the hands of the hosts. However, Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes brings 'Bazball' to the Australian shores for the first time and will hope to cause a major upset.
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Total Updates Since19 Nov 2025
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02 Dec 20252025/26 The Ashes Top Batter Odds - Travis Head and Harry Brook make strides after first Test
- Ashes series starts on 21 Nov 2025 with top batsmen in focus.
- Smith leads odds, but Root & Brook also key contenders.
- Excitement around potential performances in Australian conditions.
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02 Dec 20252025/26 The Ashes Top Bowler Odds - Starc leads the charge for top Ashes bowler
- Mitchell Starc is the leading favorite for top wicket-taker in Ashes 2025/26.
- Injuries to Pat Cummins and Josh Hazelwood shake up Australia's bowling attack.
- Nathan Lyon's strong track record places him as a prime spin contender in Australia.
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02 Dec 20252025/26 The Ashes Winner Odds - Australia favourites to retain the urn on home soil
- Australia wins Perth Test in two days, led by Travis Head.
- England's poor away record continues; no wins in last 16 Tests.
- Series odds favor Australia at 1.25, England at 6.00.
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19 Nov 2025Australia vs England 1st Test Live Stream & Tips - England backed in first Ashes Test
- Australia missing key bowlers Josh Hazelwood and Pat Cummins.
- Perth's fast pitch poses an opportunity for England.
- England's Harry Brook, backed to shine in first innings.
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18 Nov 20252025/26 The Ashes Schedule - Get all the dates, times, venues & fixtures for the upcoming Ashes
- The 2025/26 Ashes series starts on 21 November 2025, with Australia hosting England.
- England must win the series outright to reclaim the urn
- Matches will be played in Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney.
