150th Anniversary Test Day 3 - Australia v England

Cricket Australia introduced a public ticket ballot for the 150th Anniversary Test. The ticket ballot has now closed with entrants notified in February 2026.

The remaining tickets for Days 3 and 4 will be on sale to the public from 10:00am AEDT Wednesday March 11 via Ticketek.

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The 150th Anniversary Test will celebrate cricket's rich legacy with a special one-off match between Australia and England, marking 150 years since the first Test at the MCG and 50 years since the unforgettable Centenary Test.

Don't miss this highly anticipated event from March 11-15, 2027 at the MCG. The match will also be the very first men's day-night Test held at the 'G.

Ticket Type

Price

Adult

From $50

Concession

From $40

Child

From $25

Family

From $113

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Prepare

Plan your journey to the 'G

There are many ways to get to the 'G! Plan your journey ahead of time to ensure you're inside the Ground for the start of the match.

With the opening of the Metro Tunnel, trains on the Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury Line no longer stop at Richmond Station or operate on the City Loop. Find information about getting to the 'G on lines using the Metro Tunnel.

Check for public transport disruptions and extra services at Transport Victoria.

Find information on public transport, pedestrian access, taxi ranks and more on the MCG website.

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At the ‘G

Antisocial behaviour

At the MCG, your safety is our priority. If you experience any form of antisocial behaviour, please report it by texting the MCG's antisocial text hotline on +61 409 117 621.

Where to enter the MCG

Enter the MCG via the gate listed on your ticket.

MCG Stadium Map

Food and beverage options

A range of food outlets are options on event days at the MCG.

Please note: Available outlets will vary based on expected attendance.

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Dietary options

The MCG endeavours to cater for a range of dietary options on event days. View the MCG dietary information.

The MCG is a smoke and vape-free venue

The MCG is a smoke, e-cigarette and vape free venue. Patrons found smoking or vaping inside the Ground will face immediate eviction and could face further disciplinary action by the Club.

The MCG is a cashless venue

All food, beverage, merchandise and ticketing outlets are cashless. All transactions will need to be made on your debit or credit card.

Australian Sports Museum

The Australian Sports Museum is open for those attending the match from gate opening (listed above) until 15 minutes before match start.

Tickets for the Australian Sports Museum are half price and can be purchased on the day inside Gate 3 at the MCG. The Museum showcases the best of Australian sports including AFL, cricket and the Olympics.

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Multi-Faith Prayer Room

The MCG Multi-Faith Prayer Room is open to all patrons. It is located on Level B1 of the Shane Warne Stand (approximately behind Section M13).

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Flashing lights and pyrotechnics warning

Please note, flashing lights and pyrotechnics will be used throughout this event at the MCG.

Accessibility

Accessible facilities at the MCG

The MCG is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive experience for everyone when they visit the stadium.

For details about accessible seating, parking, bathrooms, companion cards and more, visit Accessibility and Inclusion.

G-Train Mobility Shuttle Service

The G-Train Mobility Shuttle Service operates during public events held at the MCG.

The service is free and accessible to patrons with mobility challenges. The G-Train also features vehicles with wheelchair-friendly access.

Pre-booking is not required; simply wait at a designated pick up point for the next available buggy. The service has pick up points from the following locations:

Richmond Station
Jolimont Station
Accessible Parking Area

The G-Train operates from Yarra Park gate opening time and runs continuously throughout the match.

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Sensory Friendly Space

A Sensory Friendly Space is located within the Australian Sports Museum on Level 1 of the Olympic Stand (behind M51, inside Gate 3). This is a space for patrons of all ages who have sensory sensitivities, processing differences, or other hidden disabilities.

There are two rooms within the space offering patrons the ability to choose between quietly watching the event in a tiered theatre or using personal sensory strategies and fidgets to relax in a multi-purpose room.

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