Ben Stokes breaks down England’s MCG win, from bold fourth-innings batting to the growth of a new-look bowling unit ahead of Sydney.

Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett make flying start as tourists charge to four-wicket win inside two days on a spicy pitch at the MCG

England defeat Australia in a dramatic Boxing Day Test, restoring pride after losing the Ashes in just 11 days, as bowlers dominate at MCG.

The fourth Ashes Test between Australia and England ended inside two days today as the visitors ended their 15-year winning drought down under. However, Cricket Australia is worried about the financial losses as a Test finished within two days for the second time in four Tests of the series.

England chase down 175-run target to claim drought-breaking Ashes victory in Australia on day two of the fourth Test at the MCG

The 11th biggest and one of the most intimidating stadia in world sport hosts the Boxing Day Test in front of a sell-out crowd of 100,000

Australia is already batting for a second time and holds a 46-run lead after a wild day of cricket at the MCG.

Like all-rounders Mitchell Marsh and Shane Watson before him, Green has become the whipping boy among fans who have lost patience with the youngest player in an ageing team – and dismissals like Friday’s do nothing to win them over.