The match set a new record on the first day of the Boxing Day Test of the Ashes series at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
According to the Cricinfo report, on the first day of the Boxing Day Test of the Ashes series, which is being played at the Melbourne Stadium, 93,442 people came down to watch the match.
According to the report, such a large number of spectators had not come to the Melbourne Cricket Stadium before, but in 2015, 93 thousand and 13 people watched the match.
However, the record attendance on the first Boxing Day of the ongoing Ashes Test series in Melbourne broke a 9-year-old record.
20 wickets fell on the first day of the Boxing Day Test
It is interesting that the fans who came to the stadium did not leave empty-handed because the bowlers of both teams performed in an interesting way and 20 wickets were taken on the day.
The Australian team lost for the first time on home soil and scored 152 runs in the first innings.
