Ashes 2025-26 2nd Test Live Streaming Platforms & TV Channels

November 29, 2025

The Ashes 2025–26 has moved into its second chapter, with Australia taking a 1–0 lead after winning the opening Test in Perth by 8 wickets. Attention now turns to the 2nd Test at The Gabba in Brisbane on Dec 4, where fans across the world will be tuning in to see whether England can level the series.

If you’re planning to watch the action live, here’s a complete guide to all the streaming platforms and broadcast options for the Ashes 2025–26 2nd Test, whether you’re watching from home, work, or anywhere you prefer.

How To Watch Ashes 2025-26 Live Streaming

Where you watch the Ashes depends on where you live. Different countries have different TV channels. Here’s a simple list of streaming options.

CountryBroadcaster/OTTStreaming AppFree OptionLanguage
AustraliaFox Cricket, KayoKayo SportsLimitedEnglish
UKTNT Sports, SkyDiscovery+NoEnglish
IndiaSony LIV, JioTV, JioHotstarSony LIVNoEnglish/Hindi
USAWillow TVwillow.tvNoEnglish
OthersICC.tv (select)ICC.tvYes (OTT)English

Some matches might be on free TV in Australia, but most need a paid subscription.

You can watch on phones, tablets, computers, and TVs. Here’s what works on each platform.

PlatformMobileSmart TVWebStreaming Stick4K Available
Kayo SportsYesYesYesYesYes
Discovery+YesYesYesYesYes
Sony LIVYesYesYesYesYes
Willow TVYesYesYesYesNo

These platforms work with Apple TV and Google Chromecast. You can watch on a laptop or a desktop using Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. 

How To Watch Ashes 2025–26 2nd Test Live Streaming From Australia

Australian fans have a few ways to watch the Ashes. Here’s what you can use.

PlatformMobileSmart TVWeb BrowserAudio Only
FoxtelYesYesYesNo
Kayo SportsYesYesYesNo
ABC Listen AppYesYesYesYes

Let’s see each platform in more detail:

1. Foxtel – Premium TV & Streaming

Foxtel is the most reliable TV option for live Ashes coverage. Broadcasting all five Tests live on its Fox Cricket channel. 

Ashes 2025-26 Live Streaming
Source: Foxtel

You can watch via your Foxtel set-top box on TV, or use Foxtel Now, the streaming platform. It offers access on mobile devices, smart TVs, and web browsers with a 10-day free trial for new users. 

Foxtel’s official site allows you to check channel listings and sign up for packages tailored to sports fans. For the best experience, use a fast and reliable broadband connection.

2. Kayo Sports – Digital Streaming

Kayo Sports is the leading digital streaming option. Letting viewers access every Ashes Test live online with on-demand replays, highlights, and multi-device support.

Kayo Sports
Source: KayoSports

Kayo has two plans, Basic (two screens) and Premium (three screens). You can watch on a phone while someone watches on TV.

SplitView lets you watch multiple games at once. Key Moments lets you jump to important parts. Replays are available after each day.

3. ABC Radio – Audio Coverage

ABC Sport will provide ball-by-ball radio coverage with a star commentary line-up. Tune in through ABC Local Radio or the ABC Listen app for live audio.

ABC Radio
Source: ABC 

This is free. If you’re driving or working, you can listen to ABC Radio. The ABC Listen app works on iPhone and Android. You can also listen on a computer or a smart speaker.

4. Free-to-Air TV Options

Although Fox and Kayo have exclusive digital rights, occasional highlight packages may air on other platforms, but full live viewing is through paid services. 

Some matches might be on Channel Seven, but this is not confirmed. Check your TV guide when the series starts.

Ashes 2025-26 Schedule & Results

The Ashes 2025-26 has five Test matches. Each match lasts up to five days. Here’s the schedule.

DateTestVenueLocal TimeResults
Nov 21-251stPerth10:30 AMAustralia won by 8 wkts
Dec 4-82ndBrisbane2:00 PMTBD
Dec 17-213rdAdelaide5:30 PMTBD
Dec 26-304thMelbourne10:30 AMTBD
Jan 4-85thSydney10:30 AMTBD

Save this schedule to follow the matches live without missing any over. 

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Conclusion: Fans Can Watch the Ashes 2025–26 2nd Test on Kayo or Fox!

Watching the Ashes 2025-26 isn’t complicated if you know where to watch. For Australian fans, Kayo Sports covers every match live, plus you get replays and highlights. 

Fox Cricket shows matches on TV for cable users. ABC Radio has free audio commentary. Fans in other countries should check the broadcaster list above. 

Use official sources to watch matches. You can save this page for updates. Share this guide if it helps.

FAQ

Can I watch Ashes 2025-26 live for free?

Not really, free options are limited. ABC Radio does free audio through its Listen app. But if you want video, you’re paying for Kayo Sports or Fox Cricket.

Is a VPN legal for streaming Ashes matches abroad?

VPN itself is legal, sure. But streaming platforms often block them. And it might break their terms of service which could get your account suspended. Better to just use whatever’s official in your country.

Which devices can stream the Ashes in 4K?

Kayo Sports does 4K if you’ve got a compatible smart TV, Apple TV 4K, Chromecast Ultra, or Fire TV Stick 4K. You’ll need 25 Mbps internet minimum and obviously a 4K television.

How soon are replays/highlights available?

Full replays show up on Kayo Sports once the day finishes. Short highlight clips usually appear within a few hours. Longer highlight packages are typically ready by the next morning.

What should I do if my streaming platform geo-blocks the Ashes?

Check who’s the official broadcaster where you are and get a subscription with them. Don’t bother with illegal streams. If you’re traveling, maybe contact support to see about access.

When do matches start in local/Indian time?

In Australia, start times are anywhere from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM, depending on which ground. For India, that’s between 5:30 AM and 9:30 AM IST. Just check the schedule table above.

Tom O'Connor has been following Australian cricket professionally for over a decade, with a keen eye on both local matches and Test series. His deep knowledge, passion for the game, and love for writing provide unique insights, offering a true fan’s perspective on all things cricket.

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