The England and Wales Cricket Board has confirmed that England will host Australia across three Ashes series in 2027, featuring men's, women's, and mixed disability teams.
The men's Ashes campaign begins at Trent Bridge on June 18, followed by matches at Lord's (June 30), Edgbaston (July 8), Southampton's Utilita Bowl (July 21), and the Kia Oval (July 29).
Emirates Old Trafford and Headingley were not selected for men's Tests. Instead, they will host white-ball matches.
Australia will play a warm-up against England Lions at Old Trafford from June 7-10.
Women's Ashes and Disability Series
The multi-format Women's Ashes will run from June 24 to July 20, starting with a four-day Test at Headingley.
The series includes three T20s at Trent Bridge, the Oval, and Old Trafford, followed by three ODIs at Southampton, Lord's, and Edgbaston.
In the points system, a Test win earns four points, while each white-ball victory is worth two points.
England women aim for their first Ashes Test win since 2014.
An England men's mixed disability team will also face Australia in 2027, with dates and venues to be announced later.
ECB Chief Executive Richard Gould called the Ashes the pinnacle of the sport and highlighted the significance of having three England teams playing Australia across the country.
He noted that the schedule aims to showcase all areas of cricket while providing elite competition.
Gould mentioned that the men's team will play a Rothesay Ashes Test at the Utilita Bowl for the first time, and the women's team will play an Ashes Test at Headingley for the first time since 2001.
The summer will also feature visits from Pakistan, New Zealand, and Bangladesh.
Bangladesh men will play a one-off Test at Lord's, their first Test in England since 2010, while Bangladesh women will play a white-ball series.
The ICC World Test Championship Final will be held at The Oval from June 9-13.
ECB Managing Director Neil Snowball said the UK is proud to host the next three finals and expects another special event.
Nottinghamshire Commercial Director Michael Temple expressed excitement about hosting the first men's Ashes Test at Trent Bridge, noting the redeveloped pavilion will be fully open.
He also highlighted the venue's first Women's Ashes T20 and matches against New Zealand later in the summer.
England men begin their season on May 15 with a five-match ODI series against Pakistan, followed by a one-off Test against Bangladesh from May 28.
They will conclude against New Zealand in September ahead of the 2027 ICC Men's World Cup in October.
