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Ashes Odds

Updated: 22:00 Monday 15th June 2026
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Welcome to our dedicated Ashes cricket hub, your home for the latest odds and betting insights on the iconic Test series between England and Australia. The Ashes is contested over a thrilling five-Test battle, with the winners lifting the famous Urn.  Read More

Explore the most up-to-date Ashes odds in our comparison table below, where we highlight the best prices from trusted online betting sites..

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Ashes 2025-26 Odds

Australia have won the 2025-26 Ashes after the hosts convincingly won the first three tests.

England did at least restore a bit of pride by claiming the win in the fourth test, while we roll into the fifth and final test on 4th January.

The Ashes 2025-26 Fixtures, Dates & Results

Test & Victor Location Date
First Test - Australia won Optus Stadium, Perth 21-25 November 2025
Second Test - Australia won Gabba, Brisbane 4-8 December 2025
Third Test - Australia won Adelaide Oval, Adelaide 17-21 December 2025
Fourth Test - England won MCG, Melbourne 26-30 December 2025
Fifth Test SCG, Sydney 4-8 January 2026
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Former Ashes Winners

The Ashes is the showpiece cricket match-up as England and Australia do battle for glory and we look back at the history of The Ashes here.

Below you’ll find a list of the 10 most recent winners.

Year Winner
2023 Drawn 2-2
2021-22 Australia 4-0
2019 Drawn 2-2
2017-18 Australia 4-0
2015 England 3-2
2013-14 Australia 5-0
2013 England 3-0
2010-11 England 3-1
2009 England 2-1
2006-07 Australia 5-0
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Ashes Betting Markets

Here’s a breakdown of some of the most popular Ashes betting markets to help you find your ideal bet:

  • Series Winner – Who will win the entire series after five Tests. 
  • Match Winner – Betting on who will win a particular Test. 
  • Top Batsman – Who will be the leading run scorer across the entire series: for England, Australia or both. 
  • Top Bowler – As above, the top bowler betting market refers to who will be the leading wicket taker for either or both sides. 
  • Man of the Match – Which player will win Man of the Match for a particular Test.
  • Specials – These are more creative, unique bets that are often suggested by your fellow bettors. You can usually also suggest your own special at the best Ashes betting sites. 
  • Method of First Dismissal – This is a bet on how the first batsman will get out: bowled, LBW, caught behind, etc. 
  • Draw No Bet – This is when you bet on a team to win, but your stake will be refunded if the match ends as a draw.
  • To Score A Century – Quite simply, bet on which player you expect to score a century, either across the whole series, or in a specific Test/innings. 
  • Handicaps – Handicap betting is when the bookie levels the playing field somewhat. So, if England are the favourites, they’ll be given a disadvantage on outright handicap bets, resulting in longer odds. 
  • Player Specials – Specials on individual player markets, such as a player’s specific method of dismissal or someone to get a certain amount of ducks across the series. 
  • Match Specials – These are more broad specials spread out across the match and the team.

Pros & Cons of using Live Ashes Betting

Positives

  • Odds can improve – The odds on live betting markets are constantly fluctuating, and you may find that the odds on your preferred bet are much improved after a session or two.
  • More informed betting – It’s tricky to tell how a day of Ashes cricket is going to go before a ball is bowled. Unexpected rain, an injury in the warm up or a string of early wickets can kill off a pre-match bet, but live betting allows you to adapt and make more informed predictions.
  • Increases the excitement – There are bound to be dry spells in an Ashes series, but live betting helps keep things interesting. Don’t go placing bets just for the sake of it though!
  • Cash out and reinvest – If you decide you suddenly don’t like the look of your pre-match bet, you can cash out and reinvest in a live betting market.

Negatives

  • Odds can shorten – Just as your live betting odds can improve, the potential payout can also decrease compared to the pre-match price.
  • Problem gambling – One of the best things about pre-match betting is that once you’ve placed the bet, the rest is out of your hands. With live betting, however, you can place bets throughout the 5-day Test Match — having constant access to betting markets might encourage negative gambling habits.
  • Impulsive betting – It’s easy to get swept up in the action and feel like you have to make a quick decision on a bet. Ensure you consider your bets carefully before placing them and never go ahead if you’re worried about the outcome.
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Ashes Betting Tips

Check out some of our expert Ashes betting tips:

Read Our Tips 

We’ve got plenty of Ashes tips from different writers here at BettingOdds.com, and they can provide some useful guidance if you can’t decide where to place your bets. Head over to our dedicated Ashes betting tips page, or read our previews to find out some of our writers picks for the series.

Assess the Odds for Best Prices

Compare the different odds in our odds table to decide which site is offering the most competitive odds on selected bets. Our table covers series winners and the best batsman and bowler for both sides, so if you want to compare a wider variety of markets, you’ll have to head over to each individual operator’s betting site. Odds will vary significantly from bookie to bookie, so make sure you’re getting the best bang for your buck. 

Research Each Team and Players

Although we provide betting tips, you should never be going in blind when placing a bet. If you fancy raising the stakes for the Ashes this year, do some research on both sides. There will be plenty of familiar faces on both sides, but there might also be some players that you’re not so familiar with, especially for Australia. Despite being 34 years old, Scott Boland only has 8 caps and has been looking very dangerous of late, and new boy Todd Murphy could deliver some surprises. Check the squads before the start of the Test match and adjust your bets accordingly.

Consider Form

In cricket, form is everything, especially when it comes to batting. England and Australia’s preparatory Test matches against Ireland and India, respectively, can tell us a lot about particular players’ form and confidence going into the series. Crawley, Duckett, Pope and Root all looked in great touch, but they will be facing a far superior Australian attack — one that managed to dismantle the near-unbreakable Indian betting lineup.  

Look at Past Winners in England

Australia haven’t won a series in England since 2001, but we are certainly not unbeatable at home. New Zealand beat us here in 2021, and we drew 2-2 in a thrilling series against India last year. Having said that, it can’t be denied that southern hemisphere sides struggle in England, and this should be taken into account when placing your bets. 

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Frequently Asked Questions on the Ashes

When is the next Ashes?

The 2025-26 Ashes will take place in Australia between November 2025 and January 2026.

Who won the last Ashes series?

Australia retained the Ashes following a 2-2 draw in England in 2023.

What is the Ashes?

The Ashes is contested by England and Australia and takes place over five five-day Test matches on both English and Australian soil.

Can I watch the Ashes on TV?

Yes, The Ashes will be live on TNT Sport and discovery+ in the UK.

Can I have a bet on The Ashes?

Yes, you can place bets on many markets for The Ashes including the winner, top batsman, top bowler and many more.

The people behind this page

The BettingOdds.com's online gambling content experts who helped write, edit and check this page:
Jack Kitson is the Editor of Betting Odds and The Sack Race. He is an NCTJ-qualified sports journalist who has accumulated over 10 years of experience in the sports betting industry. His work on The Sack Race was honoured by a panel of experts at the Football Blogging Awards where it was named the Best Gambling Football Blog. Jack created the popular YouTube series ‘In The Managers Office’ featuring exclusives with Chris Wilder and Ian Holloway, while his work has been referenced within numerous publications such as The Guardian, BBC Sport, The New York Times, and Washington Post.

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