AUS vs ENG Dream11 Team, Prediction: Who Will Win Today 4th Test Match?

Australia vs England Match Prediction: Australia will face England in the fourth Ashes Test. This AUS vs ENG match preview provides information about today's match, who is likely to win, and details about the fourth Test of the Ashes 2025 series.

The Boxing Day Test is always a major event on the Australian calendar; however, with Australia having already secured the Ashes trophy by winning the previous match in Adelaide, the significance of this particular Test seems somewhat diminished.

Apart from the first innings of the first Test in Perth, Australia has dominated England throughout the series, and the home team will be looking to complete a 4-0 whitewash at the MCG.

AUS vs ENG (Australia vs England) Match Details

AUS vs ENG Match Pitch Report

The pitch at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the Australia vs England Boxing Day Test (4th Ashes Test 2025-26) is a balanced one, initially offering assistance to fast bowlers.

On day one, the pitch shows a light covering of grass and some moisture, providing swing and seam movement in the cool 17°C weather, especially in the first session; it flattens out for batting on days two and three. Australia has opted for a full pace attack due to the "tacky" nature of the surface.

Average first innings score: 307; Highest score: 624/8; Lowest score successfully defended: 83. The team winning the toss on this seam-friendly track will likely choose to bowl first.

Who will win todays match between Australia vs England?

Aaj ka AUS vs ENG match kon jeetega: Australia leads the Ashes series 3-0 heading into the 2025-26 Boxing Day Test at the MCG, making them strong favorites to win.

Australia's dominant home performance, with convincing victories in Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth, coupled with a potent fast-bowling attack despite the absence of Pat Cummins, gives them a significant advantage on the seam-friendly pitch. England is hampered by batting frailties and a potential lack of motivation in a dead rubber match, although some previews suggest the possibility of an upset for pride.

Most predictions favor Australia securing a 4-0 series lead, citing Australia's superior depth (with Starc, Head, and Carey in form) compared to England's weaknesses. Winning the toss and bowling first in the partly cloudy conditions would likely be advantageous.