FORMER England captain Michael Vaughan has joined the criticism of price hikes for next summer’s men’s Ashes, describing the climbing costs at Edgbaston as “really poor.”Vaughan famously brought the urn home after 18 years as skipper of the 2005 team, when prices were less extreme and fans at home had access to free-to-air coverage on Channel 4.Ticket ballots for the 2027 series opened for the five venues on Wednesday, with supporters reacting with shock at some of the charges.

FORMER England captain Michael Vaughan has joined the criticism of price hikes for next summer’s men’s Ashes, describing the climbing costs at Edgbaston as “really poor.”

Vaughan famously brought the urn home after 18 years as skipper of the 2005 team, when prices were less extreme and fans at home had access to free-to-air coverage on Channel 4.

Ticket ballots for the 2027 series opened for the five venues on Wednesday, with supporters reacting with shock at some of the charges.

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