Australia Will face England in the fourth match of AshesIn this article, we determine the AUS vs ENG weather report and pitch report of the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the 4th Test of The Ashes 2025,
Australia vs England Weather Report, Melbourne Cricket Ground Pitch Report, Melbourne – 4th Test, Ashes 2025:
Australia vs England Melbourne weather report
There is a slight chance of rain on the first and fifth days of the AUS vs ENG game. The maximum temperature is expected to be 32°C, while the minimum temperature is expected to be 8°C.
Australia vs England Melbourne Cricket Ground Pitch Report:
Australia will be looking to continue their strong record against England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where the fourth Test between the two sides will be held, by registering a win and extending their lead having already won the series.
As far as England are concerned, the visiting team is looking for its first Test win in this part of the world in over a decade and will look to achieve it in the upcoming match.
If we talk about the pitch that is expected to be match ready, it should be good for Test match cricket.
This means that the pitches should be good for batting in the first three days of play and the ball should be coming onto the bat well with good bounce, which the batsmen can rely on to play their shots after the first session of play has been negotiated.
The reason for playing wisely during the said time period is that the ball may be a little new in terms of swing and seam in the first thirty overs, which is the nature of Test matches played in Australia.
If the batsmen are able to bypass the morning session, they will be able to dictate the conditions throughout the day, and the bowlers will have to get their work done under the scorching heat, which is expected to play a key role in how the match progresses.
The temperature is expected to hover around 32 degrees Celsius at some point during the game, which will open up cracks, resulting in uneven bounce.
Uneven bounce can be used by both fast bowlers and spinners on the fourth and fifth days, provided they pitch the ball in the right area.
Due to the above reason, the team batting first in the upcoming match should focus on batting first and the total should not be less than 370-380 runs.
conclusion
When the two teams meet in the Boxing Day Test of the ongoing Ashes series, Australia will be looking to maintain their strong record against England, having won 29 of the 57 matches played against them at this venue since 2015.
England, on the other hand, will be aiming to register their first win in Australia in Test cricket since the famous Ashes win in 2010, having not won a single match on the last three tours.
