Former Players Slam 'Unfair' MCG Pitch as 20 Wickets Tumble in Ashes Test

• 20 wickets fell on day one of the fourth Ashes Test at MCG, prompting criticism from former England cricketers.
• Ex-England skipper Michael Vaughan called the pitch "unfair for the batters" despite a record crowd witnessing the carnage.
• Alastair Cook deemed it "not a great test match wicket," stating it was "too heavily weighed in the bowlers' favour."
• Stuart Broad and Glenn McGrath criticized the pitch for "doing too much" and having "too much grass" respectively.
• Australia bowled out for 152, England for 110; Australia ended day one at 4-0, leading by 46 runs.

Why It Matters: Former players criticize MCG pitch as "unfair" and too bowler-friendly after 20 wickets fall on day one.