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What time does the Ashes finish? Stumps time for fifth cricket Test at SCG, Sydney

Kieran Francis

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With Australia's timezones all over the shop, it's confusing to figure out what time the Ashes is played.

After four different timezones in the first four Tests, the action finally remains in the same timezone as the previous Test.

Can Australia finish the series on a winning note or can England save further face?

AllSportsPeople has you covered as you plan your Ashes viewing.

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What time does the Ashes finish each night? Stumps for fifth Test - Australia vs. England

For the second consecutive Test, the eastern seaboard daylight savings time is the local time.

Here is the stumps time for different timezones across Australia:

NOTE: An extra 30 minutes is available each day to complete daily overs

 

Date

Stumps

Australian Eastern Daylight Time (local time)

Jan 4-8

5:30 PM

Australian Central Daylight Time 

Jan 4-8

5:00 PM

Australian Eastern Standard Time

Jan 4-8

4:30 PM

Australian Western Standard Time

Jan 4-8

2:30 PM

Australia vs. England Boxing Day fourth Ashes Test live stream, TV channel

  • Free-to-air channel:  Channel 7
  • Live stream: Kayo, Foxtel, 7plus

The 2025/26 Ashes series is available for live TV broadcast on Fox Cricket and Channel 7 in Australia. Streaming options are available on Foxtel, 7plus and Kayo Sports.

New users of Kayo can currently sign up for a FREE trial. This dedicated streaming service offers affordable, contract-free plans starting at just $25 per month. Plus, it’s a paradise for sports fans, streaming plenty of live action, including cricket, AFL, F1, and much more.

What is the Test match schedule for the 2025/26 Ashes?

First Test, Perth Stadium, Perth

November 21-25 - Australia wins by eight wickets (AUS 1-0)

Second Test, The Gabba, Brisbane (D/N)

December 4-8 - Australia wins by eight wickets (AUS 2-0)

Third Test, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

December 17-21 - Australia won by 82 runs (AUS 3-0)

Fourth Test, MCG, Melbourne

December 26-30 - England won by 4 wickets

Fifth Test, SCG, Sydney

January 4-8

Editorial Team