Cricket Australia’s 2025-26 men’s Ashes series have broken the single-day ticket sales record, more than 2,20,000 tickets have been sold during the early day of the pre-bound, which is doubling the previous record of 1,11,741 tickets during the 2017-18 Summer East-Billument period.This record priority was broken within hours of opening a pre–sell window, and was mainly inspired by an extraordinary demand for boxing day match at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and an extraordinary demand for the first two days of the Ashes Test day and night in Gabba.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!More than 120,000 tickets were purchased for the international season before the sale began in New South Wales and Western Australia, with the majority for the Ashes Test. Only single tickets are available for the first two days of Gabba Day-Night Test, while over 55,000 seats have been secured for the boxing day incident.A technical issue with the seller in Western Australia affected sales for matches, including the series-inauguration West Test, but overall sales are still over 220,000.
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg said, “Record demand for tickets shows that the enthusiasm fans are feeling about the upcoming international session.” “NSW and WA are a remarkable achievement to cross our previous ticket sales records even before going on ticket sales and confirms our status as Australia’s national sport. I will urge those who have not already bought their tickets because we will no longer end the allocation for a few days. We cannot wait for the unforgettable summer of international cricket, “said the top executive.The priority continues till midnight on 12 June, the remaining tickets are running on normal release on 13 June.
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For the first time in the 2025–26 season, there will be matches in every state and region of Australia, including visiting men’s teams before the Ashes Test. The tour of India includes a comprehensive eight-game, eight-city white-ball chain in October and November. South Africa’s schedule consists of three ODIs and three T20Is in Northern Australia, marking the return of international cricket in Darwin after 17 years. Protiaz will also play in Cairns and McKay in August.
Fans can still register for pre -sales by visiting Cricket Australia’s website. The shocking release of tickets as matches in the Act, Queensland and South Australia saw high demand throughout the day. NSW matches including SCG’s Pink Test, went on sale on Est at 3 pm, while Perth matches were available local time from 2 pm.Unlike the 2021-22 series to the upcoming Ashes series, when the Covid-19 is expected to draw significant foreign appearance unlike the banned trip for English supporters.
