* Curator says he was in a ‘state of shock’ watching match unfold * ‘We’re very, very disappointed that it’s only gone two days’ The MCG’s head curator has conceded staff went “too far” in preparing a pitch that favoured the bowlers too heavily in the wild Boxing Day Test, saying he was in a “state of shock” while watching the match unfold. But the stadium’s chief executive is standing by the under-fire curator after the Test match between Australia and England finished within two days. Continue reading...

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A glorious Test series ends with a famous Australian victory, a new Tasmanian hero born and a summer-long triumph that stands as the most significant for Pat Cummins's champion team.

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