The upcoming Ashes series between England and Australia will be extensively covered by the BBC, with fans able to watch live video highlights, listen to ball-by-ball commentary on radio, and follow in-depth analysis on social media.
A comprehensive schedule has been released for the five-Test series, which will take place across three venues in Australia from November 21 to January 7. The first Test is set to be played in Perth, while the final match will be held in Sydney.
Fans can tune into the BBC Sport website and app for live text updates, including commentary on every day's play. Analysis and reports will also be provided shortly after stumps. McGrath, Agnew, and Steven Finn will contribute columns that break down key moments from each Test.
In addition to online coverage, there will be special podcasts from the Test Match Special team. The Tailenders podcast will feature England spin bowler James Anderson, while Ashes legends Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler will share their thoughts on For the Love of Cricket.
To stay up-to-date with all the action, fans can also join the BBC Cricket Instagram account, follow TMS on X and Facebook, and tune into the BBC Cricket WhatsApp channel.
A comprehensive schedule has been released for the five-Test series, which will take place across three venues in Australia from November 21 to January 7. The first Test is set to be played in Perth, while the final match will be held in Sydney.
Fans can tune into the BBC Sport website and app for live text updates, including commentary on every day's play. Analysis and reports will also be provided shortly after stumps. McGrath, Agnew, and Steven Finn will contribute columns that break down key moments from each Test.
In addition to online coverage, there will be special podcasts from the Test Match Special team. The Tailenders podcast will feature England spin bowler James Anderson, while Ashes legends Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler will share their thoughts on For the Love of Cricket.
To stay up-to-date with all the action, fans can also join the BBC Cricket Instagram account, follow TMS on X and Facebook, and tune into the BBC Cricket WhatsApp channel.
I've been following James Anderson's career for ages, so his podcast is gonna be a must-listen, fingers crossed he doesn't get out bowled by Aussie legends 
I think it's great that the BBC is covering every aspect of the tournament, from live video highlights to in-depth analysis. It'll be awesome to see James Anderson on The Tailenders podcast – his expertise as an England spinner will be super insightful.
I'm excited to see which team comes out on top this time around. What are your predictions? 
. I mean, who doesn't love watching 5-hour long tests that'll put you right to sleep? The BBC is basically covering this like it's the next big thing, though. Live video highlights and ball-by-ball commentary? How original, mate. Can't wait for those epic podcasts where the same old guys will just argue with each other about who's more iconic 
. And of course, because we all need a dose of cricket analysis on our Instagram feeds, they've got that too...
. Like, who needs that much coverage? It's just cricket, right? 
And what's up with all the podcasts and social media? Can't I just watch a simple match on my phone without having to sift through all that extra info? 
On the other hand, it's great that we have so many options now... hmm, why am I getting confused again? 
It's gonna be a wild ride with two of cricket's biggest rivals going head-to-head. I love how the BBC is giving fans all sorts of options to follow along - live video highlights, radio commentary, social media analysis... it's like they're trying to make sure everyone feels part of the action! 
And can we talk about the podcasts? James Anderson sharing his insights on The Tailenders? Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler dishing out their expertise on For the Love of Cricket? It's gonna be a treat for cricket fans everywhere! 
Can't wait to catch all the games and hear what the experts have to say. Let's get ready for some intense cricket action! 
! Seriously though, having multiple platforms to catch all the action is gonna be a lifesaver for those who can't make it to the matches