Australia’s Michael Neser predicts the MCG pitch may become more favorable for batting if the Boxing Day Ashes Test extends into a third day, following a tumultuous start where 20 wickets fell on the first day. Australia leads by 46 runs after posting 152, while England was bowled out for 110. Neser, who took 4-45 and scored a top score of 35, aims to maintain focus despite the pitch conditions. The match is poised for a quick conclusion, mirroring past short Tests at the venue.
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