For the first time in the 113-year history of Test cricket, a series witnessed multiple matches finishing inside two days. The ongoing 2025/26 Ashes series in Australia saw the Perth opener conclude ...

New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has taken a strong stance regarding the pitch at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Following the fourth Ashes Test, which concluded in just two ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Marnus Labuschagne has been told to free himself of his self-imposed shackles in his quest to rediscover the form that made him ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. England celebrated their first Test win in Australia in close to 15 years as they chased down 175 runs for a four-wicket victory ...

The MCG has been handed one demerit point after the ICC deemed the Boxing Day Test match pitch ‘unsatisfactory’. In his assessment of the wicket, match referee Jeff Crowe stated that the pitch had ...

The ICC has rated the MCG pitch for the Boxing Day Test as "unsatisfactory". It is the second-lowest possible rating and means the MCG will incur a demerit point as a venue. The pitch for the Perth ...

Squashing the Poms 5-0 in a home Ashes series is widely seen by Australians less as a bonus than as a sacred national duty. Never mind Glenn McGrath making 5-0 his mantra, Marnus Labuschagne, seldom ...

The head groundsman on Sunday faced reporters outside of the iconic venue after England won its first Test on Aussie soil for more than 14 years. The biggest Test on the sporting calendar turned into ...

The overwhelmingly bowler-friendly Melbourne pitch on which 20 wickets fell on Day One of the Boxing Day Test has prompted Kevin Pietersen and Dinesh Karthik to point out the selective criticism of ...

Curator was in a ‘state of shock’ watching match unfold ‘We’re very, very disappointed it’s only gone two days’ The MCG’s head curator has conceded staff went “too far” in preparing a pitch that ...

MCG head curator Matt Page has confessed he was in a “state of shock” watching the carnage unfold during this week’s Boxing Day Test, admitting he was “really disappointed” with the two-day outcome.

Australia skipper Steve Smith called out the pitch on offer for the Boxing Day Test after losing to England inside two days at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. 178 was the highest score in four ...