England win staggering two-day Test in Melbourne

England pulled off an incredible victory in the third Test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, wrapping up the match within just two days.

The visitors bowled out Australia for a mere 68 runs in their first innings, before posting a modest total of 293 themselves.

England’s bowlers then tore through Australia’s batting order once again, dismissing them for just 116 runs in their second innings.

With a target of 92 runs to win, England chased down the total with ease on a deteriorating pitch, securing a historic win in the process.

Captain Joe Root was instrumental in the victory, scoring a half-century in the first innings and leading his team with astute captaincy.

This win marks a significant turnaround for England, who were previously trailing in the Ashes series after losing the first two Tests.

The result has left Australian fans stunned, with many questioning the performance of their team on home soil.

England’s triumph in Melbourne is sure to boost their confidence going into the final two Tests of the series.

The performance of England’s bowlers, led by Stuart Broad and Mark Wood, was particularly impressive, as they consistently troubled the Australian batsmen throughout the match.

Overall, it was a remarkable Test match that will be remembered for years to come, as England celebrate a famous victory in Melbourne.