Every Ashes ground resells returned tickets through its own official exchange. Alertix does not watch them yet.
Alertix does not watch Ashes resale yet. When alerts go live, we email this list first, before we announce it anywhere else. There is no date for that, so we do not give one.
Every Test starts at 11am. The Women's Ashes also has three IT20s (Trent Bridge on 3 July, Kia Oval on 6 July, Emirates Old Trafford on 9 July) and three ODIs (Utilita Bowl on 13 July, Lord's on 16 July, Edgbaston on 20 July). Dates are from the ECB's fixture announcement of 23 July 2026.
Each ground sells its own tickets. The ECB ran one coordinated ballot, entered on each ground's own ticketing site, which opened on 2 September 2026. Most grounds closed it on 29 September, with general sale from 10am on 14 October 2026. Lord's and the Kia Oval run their own timetables.
There is no single Ashes resale site. Each ground runs its own official exchange, on its own rules:
The grounds' terms ban reselling anywhere but their own platforms, and tickets bought on unauthorised sites can be cancelled. Twickets is not a partner of the ECB or of any Ashes ground. The ECB says selling above face value risks a ban from buying at cricket venues in England and Wales, and that it may ask for proof of identity, and of where a ticket was bought, at the gate.
Alertix is an independent service and is not affiliated with the ECB, Cricket Australia, MCC, any county club or ground, or any ticket seller. Tickets are sold by each ground, and returned tickets go back on sale through each ground's own exchange. We do not sell tickets and cannot guarantee anyone one.