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England needs 175 runs to win Fourth Ashes test

England snap 15-year losing streak to win chaotic 4th Ashes Test

A fighting England won their first Test on Australian soil in 15 years, restoring their battered pride with a gutsy victory to clinch a chaotic fourth Ashes clash that was all over inside two days.

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The Ashes Briefing: England win in Australia for the first time since 2011 as Melbourne Test lasts two days

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Where to watch the Ashes: Australia vs. England free live stream, TV channel, start time for 4th Test cricket match

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Ashes captains unimpressed with Melbourne's wicket ways

No fewer than 36 wickets fell during two chaotic days in the fourth Ashes test, leaving the captains of both Australia and England unimpressed with the Melbourne Cricket Ground pitch.

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England seal first Ashes Test win in Australia since 2011 - as it happened

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After 5,468 days, England finally win a Test Down Under

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England win staggering two-day Test in Melbourne

To add to the silliness, Carse then arrived as a pinch-hitter at number three after Crawley and Ben Duckett struck 51 in 6.5 overs - England's highest opening partnership of the series.

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England vs Australia player ratings: Jacob Bethell shows he is the answer at No 3

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Wickets continue to fall in the Ashes at the MCG: Australia is 6 down in its 2nd innings

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England's improbable task: Can it chase down 435 to keep Ashes hopes alive?

Ben Stokes and his England bowling attack did everything possible on Saturday to keep the Ashes series alive, taking six Australian wickets for 78 runs and setting up a target of 435 to win the third

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The Ashes: A remarkable 19 wickets fall on wild opening day of series in Perth as Australia crumble

Mitchell Starc started it, Ben Stokes finished it, and both teams had batting days to forget. This was truly a chaotic opening day to the much-anticipated Ashes series.

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Ashes day one: Joe Root blows Aussies away with 135 to save England's skin

Australia and England face off for the second Test after a rapid defeat Down Under in the first clash made it a brutal start to the Ashes for the visitors.

Ravi Shastri tipped to become England's new head coach after Ashes drubbing

After England's 3–0 Ashes loss, Monty Panesar suggested replacing coach Brendon McCullum with former India coach Ravi Shastri, citing his success against Australia, while McCullum expressed uncertainty about his future and focused on team development.