The 73rd Ashes series will kick off on June 16th, with two of cricket's biggest powerhouses set to square off once again across five massive Test matches.
Australia will be looking to retain the urn, after a successful tour of England in 2019 backed up by an impressive series victory on home soil in the 2021/22 summer.
Since its inception in 1882, The Ashes has been seen as the pinnacle of Test cricket - and one has the slight advantage in the history books.
The Sporting News takes a look back at the full history of The Ashes below.
Of the 72 series played to date, Australia have won 34 and England have won 32, with six drawn series.
The past 10 series between the two sides has been rather even, with England winning five and Australia winning four.
There has only been one drawn series since 50 years, with the 2019 edition in England finishing with two wins apiece and allowing the Aussies to retain the urn.