The fourth Test of the Ashes series is over after two days, following 20 wickets falling on day one, with the 10mm of grass left on the wicket causing havoc.

England only needed 32 hours to win the marquee fixture after 36 wickets fell across two days at the iconic Victorian venue, making it the third-shortest Ashes contest on Australian soil. Courtesy of the seam movement and extra bounce, no player from either team managed a half-century, which had not occurred in a Test match in Australia since 1932.

Cricket Australia set to lose millions of dollars after Boxing Day Ashes Test lasts only two days; MCG pitch curator in state of shock after 36 wickets fall in 142 overs in whirlwind festive fixture;

Bangladesh tour of Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka will face Bangladesh in the opening Test of a two-match series starting Tuesday in Galle, marking the start of their 2025–27 World Test Championship (WTC) campaign. The match will also be a sentimental one, as ...