Ollie Pope - England Cricket Star - A0, A1, A2 or A3 Ashes Tour Prints

England’s 2025-26 Ashes Squad – A Stunning Art Collection from Rogues' Gallery

Celebrate cricket’s greatest rivalry with this exclusive collection of modern artworks featuring England’s Test Cricket Squad for the 2025-26 Ashes Series in Australia. As England prepares to defend the urn Down Under, this specially curated series captures every member of the touring squad in dynamic action, immortalizing the players who will battle for cricket’s most coveted prize.

The 2025-26 Ashes tour sees England face Australia across five Test matches between November 2025 and January 2026, with venues including Brisbane’s Gabba, Adelaide Oval, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Sydney Cricket Ground, and Perth Stadium. This collection brings that epic contest to life through contemporary artistic interpretation, showcasing each player’s unique style and skill.

From explosive batting displays to devastating bowling spells, every artwork captures the intensity and passion of Ashes cricket. The collection features individual portraits of all squad members in full flow, each piece celebrating the talent and determination required to compete at the highest level. The series culminates in a spectacular montage combining all images into one breathtaking composite artwork.

Perfect for cricket enthusiasts, these pieces make exceptional Christmas or birthday gifts that will be treasured for years to come. Whether displayed in home offices, sports rooms, or living spaces, each artwork serves as a lasting tribute to England’s Ashes warriors and one of sport’s most historic battles.

Own a piece of cricketing history and support England’s quest for Ashes glory with this stunning modern art collection.

Ollie Pope is widely regarded as one of the most technically polished and mentally resilient batsmen of England’s new generation. Born in Chelsea in 1998, Pope came through the Surrey academy, earning recognition for his crisp stroke play, elegant timing, and classical approach — a modern player with the technique and temperament of an old-school Test cricketer.

He made his first-class debut for Surrey in 2017 and quickly became a cornerstone of the county’s batting lineup. The following year, at just 20, he was called into England’s Test side after a remarkable county season that saw him average over 70. Though his early Tests hinted at rawness, his natural class and adaptability marked him out as a long-term prospect.

Pope’s early career has been one of learning and evolution. After initial struggles in unfamiliar conditions overseas, he returned to the national team more confident and assertive. His maiden Test century — a fluent 135 not out against South Africa at Port Elizabeth in 2020 — displayed his full range: precise footwork, smart shot selection, and an unflappable temperament.

In the Stokes–McCullum era, Pope has flourished further. Appointed England’s vice-captain and occasionally stepping in as stand-in skipper, he has become a key architect of England’s attacking yet intelligent batting philosophy. His ability to balance aggression with control, particularly at number three, has given England’s top order both stability and momentum.

At county level, Pope remains a vital presence for Surrey, contributing heavily to their domestic success. His fielding — sharp, athletic, and often spectacular — adds another dimension to his game, making him one of the most complete all-round professionals in England’s modern setup.

Pope’s career has also been defined by resilience. Repeated shoulder injuries could have derailed his progress, but each return has been marked by renewed determination and improved performance. As he matures, he increasingly looks like one of England’s future long-term leaders.

Ollie Pope represents the best of England’s new era — technically assured, tactically aware, and temperamentally strong. With time on his side and leadership already part of his remit, he stands poised to be one of the defining batsmen of the next decade.

Limited Edition of 250. Just 20 each of larger sizes.

A3 shipped in cardboard backed envelope. Larger sizes in rigid tubes.