Next summer Australia Men's Mixed Disability team will travel to England to compete in the first-ever Mixed Disability Ashes.
The two teams will take part in a Vitality IT20 series with dates and venues still to be confirmed.
It will mean England Men, England Women and England Men's Mixed Disability team will all be competing for the Ashes urn in 2027.
Head of Disability Cricket Ian Martin said: "It really signals the next step of Mixed Disability Cricket to be able to introduce an Ashes, it's a hugely meaningful progression for the game.
"All cricket fans understand the importance of an Ashes series. England v Australia is for so many the peak of the game and I'm delighted that our Men's Mixed Disability squad will get a chance to compete in such a series.
"We've had a fantastic series against India, with another one due this summer, and we're keen to continue growing this format. I'm delighted we'll be able to welcome Australia to the UK next summer and I can't wait for our first Mixed Disability Ashes series."
James Allsopp, Cricket Australia Chief of Cricket, said: “The Mixed Disability Ashes series will allow cricketers with a disability in Australia to add a new chapter to one of sport’s greatest rivalries, along with the Men’s, Women’s and Blind Ashes series.
“We’re excited to align with other nation’s cricket boards in fielding Mixed Disability teams, and have followed England’s and India’s series with interest the past two years.
“The National Cricket Inclusion Championships in in Ballarat next January will be an important part of the selection process for the Mixed Disability Ashes, including our first feature match in the format.
“We can’t wait to take part in the new Ashes series next year and have our elite cricketers with a disability take on our oldest rivals in England.”