The next men's Ashes will take place in 2027 in England. The dates have not yet been confirmed, but the series is played in the UK summer months. The last Ashes played in England took place between 16 June and 31 July 2023. The grounds have already been selected for the five tests:

What next for England after their 4-1 Ashes series defeat in Australia? Could Sir Alastair Cook come in as an assistant coach? Who should England build the team around over the next four years? What next for Zak Crawley and Shoaib Bashir and who else could come into the fold?

Scott Boland (Melbourne Stars), Travis Head (Adelaide Strikers) and Cameron Green (uncontracted) are the trio who are set to sit out of the BBL. They played in all five Ashes Tests and “will begin a short period of recovery” with Green currently unsigned as he manages his workloads after returning from back surgery.

BBC Sport readers have picked their team of the series for the Ashes. We asked you to pick an 11 that included two openers, four middle-order batters or all-rounders, a wicketkeeper and four bowlers. Voting was completed during the fifth Test in Sydney. Here's who made the cut and their series stats.

The Sydney Ashes Test has wrapped, giving broadcasters and their commercial partners just the second five-day Test of the series.With hopes of an Australian victory high as day five started, it was a great result for cricket broadcast rights holders Seven and the Foxtel Group.

All the ways to watch 5th Ashes Test live streams for FREE from anywhere, as Australia and England face off in the series finale at Sydney Cricket Ground.

With the Men's Ashes over, Henry Moeran is joined by Stephan Shemilt to discuss the latest revelations from a disappointing tour. Plus, we hear from Jacob Bethell's father.

Travis Head’s third century of the series and Steve Smith’s first have guided Australia to a 134-run first-innings lead over England by stumps on the third day of the fifth and final Ashes test.

Bethell ended his Ashes on a high with sublime century on day four of the final Test to give a tantalising glimpse of a bright future

The ECB's review into the Ashes debacle must focus on the managing director and coach explaining what they learned and what they will change