Ashes | Twitter shocked as brilliant Carse helps Green slam hammer into own foot with rash run-out
Cricketing cardinal sins don't get much worse than getting run-out on the first day of a Test match. Yet, Cameron Green dared commit it when his team was at sea in the Boxing Day Test with Brydon Carse's brilliance aiding the cause to leave the Kangaroos in dire straits in the first innings.
England took to the field on Boxing Day with a rekindled spirit as their bowlers bowled with purpose to bowl out Australia for 152 in the fourth Ashes Test at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday. Josh Tongue played wrecker-in-chief with his maiden five wicket haul Down Under which included scalps of three of the hosts' top-four. The only phase of play where the Kangaroos seemed to resist was when Michael Neser joined Cameron Green at the crease shortly after Lunch as the duo stitched together the only half-century stand of the innings. However, just when they seemed destined to put on a rearguard action to save their team yet again, Green's impatience and inexperience at shepherding the tail cost him and his team dear.
The senior partner in the combo, Green had clawed together 17 runs while Neser had raced past 30 on the back of a hattrick of boundaries off Tongue in the 42nd over. The pressure inevitably found its way to Carse at the other end, who took the ball in hand well aware the Kangaroos were placing them under the pump for the first time in the match. But before he could showcase any artistry to change the fact, his rivals themselves crumbled. Green defended the first ball which ended not too far rom the deck and called for a quick single, inexplicably desperate to get to the other end. However, the all-rounder stuttered ever so slightly before commiting to the run, and ran diagonally across the surface to further exacerbate matters. Carse wasted no moment in racing to the red cherry in his follow through and in one smooth motion threw down the stumps while Green put in a despairing dive. As it turned out, the towering West Australian was well short, with the umpire not even bothering to go upstairs before raising his finger.
Green was distraught as he walked off, his wicket culminating in three more in quick succession as his search for a significant Ashes knock continued.
Oh lord!
— Usman mohammed (@Usmanmoham35703) December 26, 2025
Weird zone
Cam Green seems to be in that weird zone of “too good for Shield cricket” but “not good enough for Test cricket”#Ashes
— Dan Helson (@HelFisher23) December 26, 2025
Imagine
Imagine how Beau Webster feels watching Cam Green #ashes
— Rohanc (@rohancct) December 26, 2025
Enough
That’s it. That’s enough for me.
— K (@KyleArmstr30319) December 26, 2025
Cam green is done. Marnus got dropped. Uzzie got dropped. It’s his turn.
Absolute moron. #Ashes
TBF
tbf based on his bowling, Cam Green had to figure big Carse getting the ball within the vicinity of the stumps had to be a million to one shot
— Lenny Phillips (@lenphil29) December 26, 2025
I'm over
I’m over every cricketer commentator trying to tell me how good Cam Green is. At the moment he’s no good and is a passenger in the team. #Cricket
— Mark Adams (@Mark_Brispunter) December 26, 2025
Sad
Cam Green an embarrassment to the baggy green, you’d think the bloke is part of a make a wish foundation or something getting these games #Ashes
— Dan 🏒🦘 (@KangaCanadiens) December 26, 2025
Surely
Surely that has to be it for Cam Green.
— chloe_Mac_sweeney (@ChloeMacSweeney) December 26, 2025
What else does he have to do??#ASHES #AUSvENG
Wow
Cam Green averaging 19 this series is so pic.twitter.com/KPOdiLHNBC
— La Sirena🫧🍉🇵🇸 (@BlueberryShel) December 26, 2025
Yup!
Neser is what we’ve expected from Cam Green for years#Ashes
— Nuft (@Nuf_ff) December 26, 2025
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