The 2015 Ashes Venues have also been confirmed with Lords, Trent Bridge, Swalec Stadium , Edgbaston amd the Kia Oval. The Rose Bowl in Southampton has missed out on both Ashes Series as has Bristol.

2013 Ashes venues: Lord’s, Trent Bridge, Old Trafford, Durham, The Oval.
2015 Ashes venues: Lord’s, Trent Bridge, Cardiff, Edgbaston, The Oval.

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1. Ashes Tickets for Durham Test Match on Sale Tickets for the Ashes 2013 have gone on sale for...

The Ashes test at Durham will be the first time that the Riverside has been chosen for an Ashes Test match. The remaining test matchs are open to bids from the other test match grounds. Durham first staged a test match in 2003, there has been 4 test matches there and England have won every one.

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The next Ashes Series is not until 2013, so why not get yourself some Cricket Tickets for England v India at Trent Bridge. The 2nd Npower Test starts on July 29th 2011. England have named a unchanged squad of Andrew Strauss (Middlesex, captain) , James Anderson (Lancashire) , Ian Bell (Warwickshire) , Tim Bresnan (Yorkshire) , Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire) , Alastair Cook (Essex) , Eoin Morgan (Middlesex) Kevin Pietersen (Surrey) , Matt Prior (Sussex) , Graeme Swann (Nottinghamshire) , Chris Tremlett (Surrey) and Jonathan Trott (Warwickshire).

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Although the Ashes ticket 2011 just recently went on sale in the third week of July, they are selling like hotcakes and already becoming difficult to find. British cricket fans should not dally a moment longer than necessary. Instead, take advantage of the great deals and the Final Test tickets available through Seatwave Its not too late to see the Ashes.

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Flights to Sydney for Ashes

Sydney is the cheapest airport to fly to from the UK, with leading airlines Qantas, Virgin Atlantic and British Airways all flying direct from London Heathrow in about 22 hours. We recommend you fly around December 30th 2010 so you get their for new years eve, and give yourself time to get acclimatised before the final test on January 3rd 2011. Look for Cheap Flights to Sydney for Ashes and also Flight and Hotel Packages to Sydney on Ebookers

For an English cricket fan, one of the most thrilling aspects of buying 5th Ashes tickets is the opportunity to experience Sydney. Sydney offers countless opportunities for the eager tourist, and it has a lot of experience doing it. Sydney accommodates nearly 23 million domestic tourists each year and nearly 3 million international tourists. Attractions include the harbor, opera house, historic sites, museums, amusement parks, alehouses, great restaurants, and a bustling nightlife. The packages available through lastminute.com can add a lot of value to those tickets.

Ashes ticket 2011 for the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG)

Sydney Test tickets give you access to the culmination of this great event and this amazing sports venue. The Sydney Cricket Ground is a unique and heralded cricket venue. It only seats 40,000, which means that those 5th Ashes tickets will not be available for long. It also means that the Sydney Cricket Ground provides an intimate sporting experience, and the compact nature of the venue gives it an electric atmosphere that fans do not soon forget. While once known as a haven for batters, times have changed, and fans know the Sydney Cricket Ground as a spinner’s paradise. What better place is there then to play out the Ashes final? Grab your Ashes Tickets SCG 2011 today

Preview

The Australians have dominated this series recently. In eight games, the Australian cricket team has achieved seven wins and one draw. It has been clear that the Australian cricket club was the better team. However, there is good news for the Brits. Their team is better now than it has been in a long, long time. Additionally, the Australians are undergoing some change. Australian Captain Ponting is not getting any younger, and at 35, he is beginning to show it. The Australian team also has to contend with the loss of speedster Brett Lee, who recently retired. The anticipation among British fans is tangible. That’s not to say that this will be easy for the Brits, but fans can almost taste it, and you certainly don’t want to be the one to miss it. Call Seatwave and get your Final Test tickets today.

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Ashes Travel Package

Its not too late to see the Ashes. Lastminute.com have a complete travel package for the final 2 tests in Melbourne and Sydney. The lastminute.com ashes package includes flights from the UK, Hotels and Ashes Tickets for Both Tests. This is a once in a life time opportunity and these are the last few travel packages available so get in their quick to secure your spot.

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If you prefer to make your own travel and accommodation plans, why not buy match tickets from fan to fan exchange site Seatwave.

Flights to Melbourne for Ashes 4th Test

Get a flight to Melbourne from the UK in time for the Ashes Tests. You can get direct flights to Melbourne from London Heathrow, the flight time is around 21 to 23 hours. The test takes place on December 26th, so you would want to fly out at the latest 24th December 2010. Try Ebookers to search for cheapest flights to Melbourne

The exciting news for those of you visiting Melbourne, Australia for the first time is that Melbourne is one of the most important tourist destinations in the world. In addition to ~16 million domestic tourists, it serves 1.4 million international tourists each year. That means that in addition to your 4th Ashes Test tickets, your Ashes tickets MCG package offers much, much more. Melbourne offers acclaimed museums, historic sites, casinos, amusement parks, aquariums, alehouses, fine dining, and a thrilling nightlife. You will not forget this experience anytime soon.

Ashes tickets MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground)
Many cricket fans regard Melbourne Cricket Ground as the premiere sporting venue in Australia. While Australian sport fans could debate that one all day, there is no question that the MCG is an amazing venue that offers both modern amenities and a tangible air of tradition. Historically, the MCG has offered some of the best cricket pitches we have ever seen, and this lends itself to great matches. As example, consider such famous matches as the 1982-83 match between England and Australia or the 1992 World Cup Final between Pakistan and England.

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There is no denying that the Australians have had the Brits’ number. Some might even suspect that the English have no change, but they would be wrong. The British team is stronger than it has been in a long time, and the Australians are undergoing change. Ricky Ponting, the stalwart Australian captain isn’t getting any younger, and the team will have to get on without premier speedster, Brett Lee.
England has a challenge in front of them, but this is certainly a challenge they can overcome. This potential has generated as great deal of excitement even six months in advance. No English cricket fan worth his or her salt should be at home sitting on the couch if England snaps Australia’s 8-game streak. Come to lastminute.com right now, and get your Ashes tickets Melbourne package.

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Ashes Travel Package provides the following:

7 Nights in Melbourne
8 Nights in Sydney.

The Ashes Travel Itinerary is as follows:

Wednesday December 22 – Depart UK on International flight to Melbourne
Friday December 24, Melbourne- On arrival in Melbourne transfer to Mercure Melbourne Spring Street for a 7 night stay. Rest of day free to settle in. In the evening, get into the Christmas spirit at our welcome drinks in the hotel bar
Saturday Decmber 25 – Christmas Day at leisure
Sunday December 26 to Thursday December 30 – Fourth Vodafone Ashes Test Match at the MCG
Friday December 31, New Years Eve Melbourne/Sydney – Depart Melbourne on internal flight to Sydney, on arrival transfer to the Menzies Hotel for an eight night stay. (an optional New Year’s Eve party )
Saturday January 1- New Years day, at leisure in Sydney
Sunday January 2 – At leisure in Sydney
Monday January 3 – Friday January 7 – Fifth Vodafone Ashes Test Match at the Sydney Cricket Ground
Saturday January 8 – Day at leisure before transferring to Sydney International Airport for your flight back to the UK
Sunday January 9 – Arrive back into the UK
Tour Ends

Package includes:
International flights & internal flight from Melbourne to Sydney
Airport transfers
Twin/double share accommodation (room Only)
Vodafone test match tickets to Melbourne & Sydney test matches (Silver Category Tickets)
Welcome drinks
Australian visa for British Passport holders

Package does not include:

Meals other than where specified
Optional Christmas Day function
Optional New Years Eve Party
Travel Insurance
Single Supplements

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Andrew Strauss (captain, Middlesex, Age 33, 77 Test matches):
Andrew Strauss may have struggled to get going at the start of the season, but once he did, there was no looking back. He ensured that the English side won in all the three formats against Pakistan and returned to form with such a bang that he was also the man of the series in his usually bogey-format, the odis.

Alastair Cook (vice-captain, Essex, Age 25, 60 Test matches)
Alastair Cook will open the English innings with Strauss. He was not in the best of touches but after a good session or two with his mentor from Essex, Graham Gooch, the technique improved drastically enough for him to score a century in the Tests against Pakistan. How he begins will go a long way in deciding the series result in the Ashes.

James Anderson (Lancashire, Age 28, 52 Test matches)
Anderson’s ability to swing the ball was never a question. However, over the years, he has ensured that his lines and lengths do not go awry and that has metamorphosed him from being a swing bowler to a match-winning swing bowler for England. While Australia is not too conducive for swing bowlers, his experience will come in handy for the side.

Ian Bell (Warwickshire, Age 28, 57 Test matches)
Ian Bell has been often termed as one of those batsmen who have promised much but never really delivered. However, a century against South Africa brought him back into reckoning and he was very much a part of the side through the summer till a foot fracture ruled him out of the Pakistan Tests. He is now back into the side, but it remains to be seen how he handles his not-so-favourite opponents in Australia.

Tim Bresnan (Yorkshire, Age 25, 5 Test matches)
Many fans say that Tim Bresnan was lucky to be selected in the Test match squad for the series, ahead of his Yorkshire team-mate, Ajmal Shahzad. However, now that Bresnan is a part of the side, he will first look to extend his five Test match caps and extract the bounce that the Australian pitches are so famous for.

Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire; Age 24, 32 Test matches)
Son of a famous ex-English cricketer and current match referee, Stuart Broad is quickly turning into an excellent bowler who can hold the bat quite usefully down the order. Known to rely on seam movements and bounce, Broad has done enough in the last couple of years to merit him an opening bowler’s place in the English side. Broad should hold one of the most vital keys in England’s line-up given his wicket-taking abilities.

Paul Collingwood (Durham, Age 34, 63 Test matches)
Paul Collingwood may not be in the greatest of forms, but he is a quality batsman in the middle-order who can grit his way out of trouble. The Cardiff Test match of the previous Ashes was saved thanks to his stubborn resistance, but that is not the only way he can bat – as a strike-rate of 77 in odis shows. He can bowl his medium pace on sticky wickets with good results, and as a senior member of the side will contribute to the think-tank of the side.

Steven Davies (Surrey, Age 24, Yet to make debut)
Steven Davies first played an international in the Champions Trophy last year, but was dropped subsequently as Craig Kieswetter found favour. However, he was selected for the odis against Pakistan yet again, and played as a pure wicket-keeper in the same T20 playing XI as Kieswetter to strengthen his claims. He will back Matt Prior up in case of injuries or drastic loss of form.

Steven Finn (Middlesex; Age 21, 8 Test matches)
At six feet seven, Steven Finn is one of the tallest cricketers around and clearly one of the finds of the year across the cricketing world. While he may have played most of his initial games against Bangladesh, he did scalp 13 wickets against Pakistan as well at a very healthy average of 23. Finn may sneak in as the third pace bowler in the playing eleven after Ryan Sidebottom announced his retirement from the side.

Eoin Morgan (Middlesex; Age 24, 6 Test matches)
Eoin Morgan’s journey from being an Irish cricketer to playing English county cricket and then becoming a specialist T20 cricketer, ODI player and soon grabbing his opportunity as a Test batsman is nothing short of amazing. Morgan may not be the first choice batsman in the playing eleven given that Ian Bell is fit again but his ability to perform rear-guard actions on an almost-regular basis will hold him in good stead.

Monty Panesar (Sussex, Age 28, 39 Test matches)
Monty Panesar’s re-entry into the English side as the second spinner to assist Graeme Swann in the squad was a tad surprising, but given the other options it does make sense for the selectors to go in with some experience. Panesar had been tipped to be the great hope of English cricket, but his inability to give the ball some air seemed to have gone against him and he lost his place in the side. He may get his opportunity at Sydney.

Kevin Pietersen (Hampshire, Age 30, 66 Test matches)
Kevin Pietersen was one of the Englishmen who lost his form in the Test matches this summer. This was surprising given that he was the man of the series in the World T20 immediately preceding the Pakistan Tests. He was afforded a break from the odis against Pakistan – something that did not go down too well with him – but some first class cricket before the start of the Ashes should do this champion batsman a world of good.

Matt Prior (Sussex, Age 28, 35 Test matches)
Matt Prior will be the first choice wicket-keeper for the English side, but will have a lot of pressure on him. For one, there is always that lurking danger of Steven Davies been afforded the job. Secondly, Prior has already been given the boot in the odis and the T20Is and it looks highly improbable that he will make a comeback there. A bad Ashes series could seal his fate.

Graeme Swann (Nottinghamshire, Age 31, 24 Test matches)
It is evident that Graeme Swann will go into the Ashes with the expectation of the entire nation on him. It will probably be the first time since Shane Warne played his first Test match that an English team will land in Australia for an Ashes series with a spin attack stronger than the hosts’. Credit must be afforded to Swann for his ability to turn the ball square at good speeds with an action that in non-controversial.

Chris Tremlett (Surrey; Age 29, 3 Test matches)
Chris Tremlett is the second surprise selection of the squad. He last played in a Test more than two and a half years ago and had critics pointing fingers at his lack of mental toughness. However, a great start to his previous season and the fact that the selectors were looking at tall bowlers to hit the deck hard meant that Tremlett was through.

Jonathon Trott (Warwickshire, Age 29, 13 Test matches)
Jonathon Trott’s initiation to Test match cricket was in a pressure cooker situation. The previous Ashes series was tied at one game apiece, and Trott had replaced Ravi Bopara in the side to make his debut in the final Test match at Oval. Trott went in and slammed a century to ensure that the series would be England’s. He has played 12 more Test matches after that and in all averages 55 in Test match cricket. Trott could be the batsman occupying the number three slot.

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Attending the Ashes is more than just attending a sporting event. It is about being a part of cricket history. The first match begins on November 25, and many English fans will attend. So don’t delay another moment. Book now with Seatwave and lastminute.com, and ensure that you get the 1st Test Tickets that will have you in the middle of the action.

Ashes Tickets Brisbane

For those unfamiliar, Brisbane is the capital of and the most populated city in Australia. It is also one of the most beautiful cities in the world. When you book your Ashes tickets Brisbane trip, you can also coordinate a wide range of other Brisbane activities. Tourist attractions range from historic sites and respected museums to rock climbing, legendary alehouses, and many renowned golf courses. Whether you stay in Brisbane several days or several weeks, you’ll never run out of things to do.

Ashes 1st Test Tickets for the Gabba

This year’s Ashes Series Tour takes place at the Brisbane Cricket Ground (BCG), which fans throughout Australia and around the world affectionately call the Gabba. It seats 42,000, which means two things. One, Ashes 1st Test tickets will sell out fast, and two, crowd energy will be electric. You and your mates will not want to miss this experience grabba you ashes brisbane tickets now.
The Gabba is the premier sports venue in Queensland. It boasts a state of the art playing field, but more importantly, it boasts all of the amenities that the modern sports fan demands. It also offers amazing sightlines, which give the fans an unparalleled, intimate view of the field. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Head on over to the Gabba homepage and take a virtual tour. Familiarize yourself with the stadium before you even depart England. don’t delay get your ashes tickets gabba today.

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