England’s celebrations of their surprise Boxing Day Test win did not stop them from taking aim at the horrendous state of the MCG deck nor Australia’s “awful’’ top order.

The archive in Melbourne has been open for 152 years and began with a donation after a newspaper, The Australasian, went out of business

England eventually ended their long Australian curse by chasing down a score of 175 in the fourth Ashes Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). The triumph marked England's first Test victory in Australia since 2011 thus bringing an end to 18-match losing streak.

Cricket Australia set to lose millions of dollars after Boxing Day Ashes Test lasts only two days; Sky Sports Nasser Hussain says green MCG pitch produced farcical scenes, while England captain Ben St

Ashes 2025 found fresh controversy at the MCG as Marnus Labuschagne’s dismissal split opinion. A disputed low catch, angry reaction and renewed DRS debate ensured drama once again overshadowed the cricket.

The Boxing Day 4th Ashes Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) begins today with England desperate to salvage a win after one of the most one-sided series in recent history. Australia heads into this encounter with an unassailable 3-0 lead,

Australias Pat Cummins (rested) and Nathan Lyon (hamstring) out of final two Ashes Tests vs England; Jhye Richardson and Todd Murphy added to squad for Boxing Day Test; Steve Smith set to captain at MCG;