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Ashes: Broad Slams MCG Pitch After 20 Wickets Fall On Day 1 Of MCG Test
Following the sensational bowling performance from English fast bowler Josh Tongue, who picked up superb figures of 5-45 during Australia's first innings of 152, with the hosts responding in style to skittle England for just 110 on an action-packed opening day's play in the fourth Test that saw a total of 20 wickets fall.
It was the first time in 74 years that 20 wickets had fallen on Day 1 of a Test match down under.
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