The first Test ENG vs AUS was an exciting game to watch, with both teams on a winning spree. In the end, Australia emerged victorious, winning by two wickets.

The weather was one of the most pressing issues. Rain caused several interruptions in the competition, resulting in considerable time loss. This made it difficult for both teams to find any rhythm and also made the pitch difficult to bat on.

Umpiring was another issue. A number of questionable decisions were made, causing considerable irritation among players and supporters.

Despite the problems, the first Test AUS vs ENG was still a very entertaining match. There were some excellent individual performances, and the crowd was treated to some exciting cricket.

ENG vs AUS Highlights

The match also had great potential for the rest of the Ashes series. Both teams showed their ability to win, and the game should be intriguing.

The match also had great potential for the rest of the Ashes series. Both teams showed their ability to win, and the game should be intriguing. They researched each other’s strengths and weaknesses and created strategies to target those weaknesses.

This research paid off for Australia, as they were able to bowl out England for 273 in the first innings. Usman Khawaja was the star of the show for Australia, scoring 141 runs.

ENG fought back in the second innings, but Australia make a win by winning by two wickets. Pat Cummins was the hero for Australia, scoring an unbeaten 44 runs.

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ENG vs AUS Day wise Highlight

Day 1

The first day of the match was dominated by England’s batsmen. Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow put on a century partnership for the second wicket, and England reached 200/2 by the end of the day.

Day 2

Australia made a strong start to the second day, with Usman Khawaja and Travis Head scoring half-centuries. However, England fought back with some good bowling from Stuart Broad and Ollie Robinson, and Australia was eventually bowled out for 386.

Day 3

England’s batsmen struggled on the third day, and they were bowled out for 273. Pat Cummins was the pick of the bowlers for Australia, taking four wickets.

Day 4

Australia’s batsmen made a good start to their second innings, and they were well-placed to chase down the target of 281. However, England fought back with some good bowling from Joe Root and Ben Stokes, and Australia was eventually bowled out for 279.

Day 5

Australia needed 281 to win on the final day, and they got off to a good start. Usman Khawaja and Cameron Green put on a 50-run partnership for the second wicket, but England fought back with some good bowling from Mark Wood and Chris Woakes.

Australia was eventually reduced to 209/7, but Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon put on a 55-run partnership for the ninth wicket to help their team secure a famous victory.

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