Fourth day of the Ashes Test cricket match between England and Australia at Edgbaston.
England take on Australia at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on Sunday 11 July, the fourth day of the Ashes Test. It's the kind of day that usually decides the whole match: the pitch is wearing, the bowlers are starting to find their rhythm, and the result is often within reach for both sides. If you've been following the first three days, this is where the tension really builds.
By the fourth day, the game is usually wide open. England will be looking to push for a result, while Australia will be fighting to hold their own or set up a win. It's the day when a few key wickets or a gritty partnership can shift the momentum entirely, and since it's a Test match, the drama stretches across the whole day rather than being decided in a few hours. If you're into the slower burn of cricket, this is the one to be there for.
Edgbaston is right in the heart of Birmingham, on Edgbaston Road, and it's well known for having one of the loudest atmospheres in the country when the Ashes come to town. The crowd is a huge part of the experience here, and on a Sunday afternoon in July, that energy is usually in full swing. It's a long day in the sun, so come prepared for a full day of cricket.
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Play starts at 11:00, and tickets start from £675.00, going up to £814.00 depending on where you sit. It's a steep price for a single day, but if you've been following the series and want to see how this one ends, it's the day that counts.
