Brydon carse
Ashes: 50 Or 60 More Runs Across Both Innings Could Have Changed The Result, Says Smith
England chased down 175 to beat Australia by four wickets inside two days at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The tourists bundled out the hosts for 132, with Brydon Carse taking 4-34 and captain Ben Stokes picking up 3-24, before completing the chase in 32.2 overs.
Despite the win for England, Australia hold an unassailable 3-1 lead in the series. “Tricky one. Obviously a very quick game! Had we got 50 or 60 more across both innings then we might have been there at the end but credit to England, they came out today, bowled really well this morning and didn't let us get away.
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