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England Dismisses Six Australia Wickets in 4th Ashes Test

26 December 2025
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England Dismisses Six Australia Wickets in 4th Ashes Test
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A pumped-up England claimed six wickets before lunch on day two of the fourth Ashes Test, leaving Australia at 98-6 with a fragile 140-run lead. Travis Head top-scored with 46 before being bowled by Brydon Carse, while Steve Smith and Cameron Green remained at the crease. The match saw a record 20 wickets fall on the first day, with Australia dismissed for 152 and England for 110. Australia has already retained the Ashes, winning the first three Tests decisively.

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