Archive · 24 Jul 2026
England-Australia Test in India Considered
England and Australia, who have been playing the Ashes series since 1882, are considering the idea of playing a Test match in India.
Cricket Australia's CEO, Todd Greenberg, has expressed optimism about the idea, citing India's large market and strong cricket fanbase.
However, there are challenges such as scheduling conflicts and the need for more days in the cricket calendar to accommodate such a match.
The next Ashes series is scheduled for 2027 in England, and the two teams will also face off in Melbourne in March to mark the 150th anniversary of their first meeting.
England and Australia are considering playing a Test match in India.
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg is optimistic about the idea.
India's large market and cricket fanbase make it an attractive location.
Logistical challenges and scheduling conflicts pose difficulties.
The next Ashes series is scheduled for 2027 in England.
- Who
- England and Australia cricket teams
- What
- Potential Test match in India
- When
- Unspecified, but under consideration
- Where
- India
- Why
- To leverage India's large cricket market and fanbase
Proponents of the Idea
Challenges and Skeptics
Market Potential
Proponents of the Idea
India's large market and cricket fanbase make it an attractive location for hosting an England vs Australia Test match.
Challenges and Skeptics
The logistical challenges and scheduling conflicts make it difficult to accommodate such a match in the current cricket calendar.
- Last Ashes Series
- 2025-26 in Australia, won by Australia 4-1
- Next Ashes Series
- 2027 in England
- 150th Anniversary Match
- Scheduled for March in Melbourne
- BBL Opener
- Set to be played in Chennai, India
- Cricket Australia CEO
- Todd Greenberg
Sources
England vs Australia Test in India? CA's Greenberg says idea 'open for consideration'
Why Cricket Australia Is Eyeing India For Future Ashes Tests
From Melbourne to Mumbai? Why Cricket Australia is open to hosting Ashes Test in India
Cricket Australia 'open to consideration' for hosting Ashes Test match on Indian soil