For the first time in 22 years, Australia and England will do battle in an Ashes series.
The three match series gets underway this Sunday morning (AEDT) at London’s famous Wembley Stadium.
There was no joy for England 22 years ago, with the home side losing all three matches.
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History suggests England will be up against it to win this year’s Ashes as it’s a feat they haven’t been able to achieve since 1970 – 55 years ago.
Read on for the Ashes’ Ultimate Guide!
KANGAROOS ASHES TOUR SQUAD
Isaah Yeo (c – Panthers)
Blayke Brailey (Sharks)
Patrick Carrigan (Broncos)
Nathan Cleary (Panthers)
Lindsay Collins (Roosters)
Reuben Cotter (Cowboys)
Angus Crichton (Roosters)
Tom Dearden (Cowboys)
Dylan Edwards (Panthers)
Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (Titans)
Harry Grant (Storm)
Keaon Koloamatangi (Rabbitohs)
Bradman Best (Knights)
Josh Addo-Carr (Eels)
Mitchell Moses (Eels)
Cameron Munster (Storm)
Mark Nawaqanitawase (Roosters)
Jacob Preston (Bulldogs)
Gehamat Shibasaki (Broncos)
Lindsay Smith (Panthers)
Kotoni Staggs (Broncos)
Ethan Strange (Raiders)
Reece Walsh (Broncos)
Hudson Young (Raiders)
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ENGLAND ASHES SQUAD
England squad for Ashes
John Bateman (North Queensland Cowboys)
AJ Brimson (Gold Coast Titans)
Joe Burgess (Hull KR)
Daryl Clark (St Helens)
Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins)
Ethan Havard (Wigan Warriors)
Morgan Knowles (St Helens)
Matty Lees (St Helens)
Mikey Lewis (Hull KR)
Jez Litten (Hull KR)
Mike McMeeken (Wakefield Trinity)
Harry Newman (Leeds Rhinos)
Mikolaj Oledzki (Leeds Rhinos)
Tom Johnstone (Wakefield Trinity)
Kai Pearce-Paul (Newcastle Knights)
Harry Smith (Wigan Warriors)
Morgan Smithies (Canberra Raiders)
Owen Trout (Leigh Leopards)
Alex Walmsley (St Helens)
Jake Wardle (Wigan Warriors)
Kallum Watkins (Leeds Rhinos)
Jack Welsby (St Helens)
George Williams (Warrington Wolves)
Dominic Young (Newcastle Knights)
SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES AEDT)
First Test
England vs. Kangaroos Sunday October 26 at Wembley Stadium, 1.30am
Second Test
England vs. Kangaroos Sunday November 2 at Hill Dickinson Stadium 1.30am
Third Test
England vs. Kangaroos Sunday November 9 at Headingley 1.30am
HOW TO WATCH
All three games will be broadcast LIVE on Fox League and Kayo.
PREVIOUS KANGAROOS TOURS
2003
First Test: Great Britain 18–22 Australia
Second Test: Great Britain 20–23 Australia
Third Test: Great Britain 12–18 Australia
2001
First Test: Great Britain 20–12 Australia
Second Test: Great Britain 12–40 Australia
Third Test: Great Britain 8–28 Australia
1994
First Test: Great Britain 8–4 Australia
Second Test: Great Britain 8–38 Australia
Third Test: Great Britain 4–23 Australia
1990
First Test: Great Britain 19–12 Australia
Second Test: Great Britain 10–14 Australia
Third Test: Great Britain 0–14 Australia
1986
First Test: Great Britain 16–38 Australia
Second Test: Great Britain 4–34 Australia
Third Test: Great Britain 15–24 Australia
1982
First Test: Great Britain 4–40 Australia
Second Test: Great Britain 6–27 Australia
Third Test: Great Britain 8–32 Australia
1978
First Test Great Britain 9–15 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 18–14 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 6–23 Australia
1973
First Test Great Britain 21–12 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 6–14 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 5–15 Australia
1967
First Test Great Britain 16–11 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 11–17 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 3–11 Australia
1963
First Test Great Britain 2–28 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 12–50 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 16–5 Australia
1959
First Test Great Britain 14–22 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 11–10 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 18–12 Australia
1956
First Test Great Britain 21–10 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 9–22 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 19–0 Australia
1952
First Test Great Britain 16–9 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 21–5 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 7–27 Australia
1948
First Test Great Britain 23–21 Australia
Second Test Great Britain 16–7 Australia
Third Test Great Britain 23–9 Australia
1937
First Test The Lions 5–4 Australia
Second Test The Lions 13–3 Australia
Third Test The Lions 3–13 Australia
1933
First Test The Lions 4–0 Australia
Second Test The Lions 7–5 Australia
Third Test The Lions 19–16 Australia
1929
First Test The Lions 8–31 Australia
Second Test The Lions 9–3 Australia
Third Test The Lions 0–0 Australia
Fourth Test The Lions 3–0 Australia
1921
First Test Great Britain 6–5 Australasia
Second Test Great Britain 2–16 Australasia
Third Test Great Britain 6–0 Australasia
1911
First Test Northern Union 10–19 Australasia
Second Test Northern Union 11–11 Australasia
Third Test Northern Union 8–33 Australasia
1908
Northern Union 22–22 Australia
Northern Union 15–5 Australia
Northern Union 6–5 Australia
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