Australia vs England sixes
Each player's last five against the line, his hit rate over the last ten, his average and our projection.
AustraliaLast 10 Test Series matches| Game | Sixes | Result |
|---|---|---|
@ South Africa27 Oct · 429-329 |
4 | L |
@ South Africa18 Oct · 99-425 |
0 | L |
@ South Africa9 Oct · 390-284 |
12 | W |
v Bangladesh22 Aug · 210-64 |
1 | W |
v Bangladesh13 Aug · 187-410 |
3 | L |
v England3 Jan · 161-342 |
4 | W |
v England25 Dec · 132-178 |
0 | L |
v England16 Dec · 349-352 |
3 | W |
v England4 Dec · 69-241 |
8 | W |
v England21 Nov · 205-164 |
5 | W |
EnglandLast 10 Test Series matches| Game | Sixes | Result |
|---|---|---|
v Pakistan9 Sep · 453-133 |
4 | W |
v Pakistan27 Aug · 290-110 |
3 | W |
v Pakistan19 Aug · 409-171 |
1 | W |
v New Zealand25 Jun · 354-430 |
4 | L |
v New Zealand17 Jun · 291-391 |
3 | L |
v New Zealand4 Jun · 140-113 |
0 | W |
@ Australia3 Jan · 342-161 |
3 | L |
@ Australia25 Dec · 178-132 |
5 | W |
@ Australia16 Dec · 352-349 |
6 | L |
@ Australia4 Dec · 241-69 |
3 | L |
Australia vs England Questions
When is Australia vs England?
Australia vs England starts at 03:00 UK time (08:30 in India) on Thursday 11 March 2027, at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Jolimont, Melbourne, Victoria, part of Test Series 2027; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.
What is the Australia vs England head to head?
Australia lead the Australia vs England head to head at 16-5 from 25 Test meetings, with 4 draws, and the latest, on 3 January 2026 at Sydney Cricket Ground, was won by Australia.
What is Australia's recent form?
Australia have won 2 and lost 3 of their last 5 Test matches, newest first L L W W L; most recently they lost to South Africa on 27 Oct, 429 & 111 to 329 & 387.
What is England's recent form?
England have won 3 and lost 2 of their last 5 Test matches, newest first W W W L L; most recently they beat Pakistan on 09 Sep, 453 & 130/2 to 133 & 449.
What is a good score at Melbourne Cricket Ground?
A good first-innings score at Melbourne Cricket Ground is around 306, the average over its last 9 Test matches, and the side batting first has won 50% of them, so neither batting first nor chasing has had the edge there.





