Former England captain Alastair Cook has delivered a scathing verdict on England’s recent 2-2 Test series draw with India, calling the opposition ‘not a great side’ and warning the result may create a dangerous illusion of progress.
In a stunning, chaotic two-day finish at the MCG, England not only snapped an 18-match winless streak in Australia but also etched their names into Ashes folklore by playing one of the shortest Ashes Tests ever recorded.
In a stunning and chaotic turn of events, England shattered a 15-year losing streak on Australian soil with a dramatic victory at the MCG. This is the inside story of how pride was restored.
In the wake of a humiliating 8-wicket defeat in Adelaide, Ajinkya Rahane walked out at the MCG as stand-in captain and played a century that didn’t just rescue India—it redefined their spirit and paved the way for an impossible series victory.
In a stunning twist at the MCG, Australia were bowled out for just 132, setting England a tantalizing target of 175 to win. But with the pitch under fire for being ‘unfair’, is this a genuine opportunity or a trap?
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has launched a scathing critique of the MCG pitch after 20 wickets tumbled on Day 1 of the Boxing Day Test, calling it excessively bowler-friendly and ‘unfair for the batters.’