Melbourne Cricket Ground Stats For AUS vs PAK 2nd Test
MCG will host the 2nd Test between AUS and PAK on 26th December (Twitter)
The 2023 Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground kicks off tomorrow, featuring defending WTC champions Australia against Pakistan. After a dominant performance in the first Test, Pat Cummins and his team aim to sustain their momentum and clinch a decisive 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
The Australian side convincingly defeated Shan Masood's team in the initial encounter. Now, Masood, in his debut as captain, endeavors to inspire his squad, preventing a series loss and seeking a comeback against the formidable Australians. The upcoming match promises a compelling battle between the two cricketing giants as they vie for supremacy at one of cricket's most iconic venues.
Melbourne Cricket Ground Stats:
The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) stands as one of the oldest and most iconic venues in the history of Test cricket. Having witnessed 115 Tests to date, Australia has triumphed in 66 matches, while visiting teams have clinched victory 32 times. Additionally, 17 encounters have concluded in a draw, reflecting the MCG's reputation for producing riveting and closely contested matches.
In terms of notable statistics, one intriguing highlight is the highest team total recorded at the MCG, which stands at 624/8 Dec during the Australia vs. Pakistan Test in 2016. As the 2023 Boxing Day Test unfolds, cricket enthusiasts anticipate the MCG's hallowed grounds to once again bear witness to memorable moments and possibly contribute to the unfolding narrative of this historic series.
| Total Matches | 115 |
| Matches Won (Batting First) | 56 |
| Matches Won (Batting Second) | 42 |
| Highest Team Total | 624/8 Dec - Australia vs. Pakistan, 2016 |
| Lowest Team Total | 36 - South Africa vs. Australia, 1932 |
| Average Total Batting 1st | 306 |
Given Pakistan's poor track record in Australia, the home team is poised as the favorites for the Boxing Day Test. Anticipate Australia's batsmen and fast bowlers to assert dominance throughout the game.
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