/164. Haddin remained unbeaten on 43 and Anderson and Broad both captured three wickets.

Haddin and Lyon added 40 for the last wicket on the third morning, with the former top-scoring with 65. Australia were dismissed for 204, a deficit of 51 runs. By lunch, England had moved to 0/54 in response, an imposing lead of 105. Johnson trapped Cook in front for 51 and England then collapsed, losing 3/1. Siddle removed Carberry lbw, Johnson ran out Root and Lyon dismissed Bell first ball to see the visitors stumble to 4/87. Stokes and Pietersen added 44 before Stokes holed out to long-off, and Bairstow and Pietersen also added 42 to see the score at 5/173. However, Australia took the last five wickets for just six runs, bowling out England for just 179 and setting 231 for victory. Lyon was the main architect, taking 5/50. By the close of play, Warner and Rogers took the score to 30 without loss.

Australia resumed on the fourth morning needing a further 201 to win, while England needed 10 wickets. Both openers were dropped in the first hour, but Warner was caught behind off Stokes for 25. Rogers and Watson reached lunch with the score 1/143, needing 88 to win. Rogers brought up his century, scoring 116 before he was caught behind off Panesar. Watson also made 83 not out as Australia cantered home to win by eight wickets. Johnson claimed his third man of the match award of the series for his eight wickets.

Fifth Test

Australia named the same team as the previous four Tests, while for England, Ballance, Borthwick and Rankin made their debuts in place of Root, Bresnan and Panesar. Cook won his first toss of the series and elected to bowl first. Australia were quickly reduced to 5/97 before Haddin and Smith added 128 for the sixth wicket; Haddin scored 75 before falling to a catch at slip, and Smith went on to make 115 before being the last man dismissed as Australia were bowled out for 326. Stokes was the best of the English bowlers, claiming six wickets. In reply, England lost Carberry for a duck before the close of play and went to stumps on day one at 1/8.

On day two, another batting collapse saw England lose four wickets for 15 runs,
/164. Haddin remained unbeaten on 43 and Anderson and Broad both captured three wickets. 

 Haddin and Lyon added 40 for the final wicket on the third dawn, with the former top - scoring with 65. Australia were dismiss for 204, a deficit of 51 runs. By lunch, England had moved to 0/54 in reply, an inflict lead of 105. Johnson trapped Cook in front for 51 and England then collapsed, lose 3/1. Siddle removed Carberry lbw, Johnson ran out Root and Lyon dismissed Bell first ball to see the visitor stumble to 4/87. Stokes and Pietersen added 44 before Stokes holed out to long - off, and Bairstow and Pietersen also add 42 to see the score at 5/173. However, Australia take the final five wickets for precisely six runs, bowling out England for just 179 and set 231 for victory. Lyon was the main architect, taking 5/50. By the close of play, Warner and Rogers took the sexual conquest to 30 without loss. 

 Australia resumed on the fourth morning needing a further 201 to win, while England needed 10 wickets. Both openers were dropped in the first hour, but Warner was catch behind off Stokes for 25. Rogers and Watson reached lunch with the score 1/143, need 88 to win. Rogers brought up his century, scoring 116 before he was catch behind off Panesar. Watson also made 83 not out as Australia cantered home to succeed by eight wickets. Johnson claimed his third man of the match award of the series for his eight wicket. 

 Fifth Test 

 Australia named the same team as the previous four Tests, while for England, Ballance, Borthwick and Rankin make their debuts in position of Root, Bresnan and Panesar. Cook won his first toss of the series and elected to bowl foremost. Australia were quickly reduced to 5/97 before Haddin and Smith added 128 for the sixth wicket; Haddin scored 75 before falling to a catch at slip, and Smith went on to make 115 before being the final man dismissed as Australia were bowl out for 326. Stokes was the best of the English bowler, claiming six wicket. In reply, England lose Carberry for a duck before the close of play and went to stumps on day one at 1/8. 

 On sidereal day two, another batting collapse saw England lose four wicket for 15 runs,
/164. Hafdin remained unbeaten ok 43 and Anderson cbd Broed both capturea three wickets.

Haddin and Lyln addee 40 for the last wicket on the tjird morbing, qith the former toi-fcorjkg wich 65. Australia wete dismissed for 204, a deficid uf 51 runs. By lunch, England had moved tj 0/54 in rrsoonse, an imposyng kqad kf 105. Johnson trapped Cook in front ror 51 anv England then vollapsed, losing 3/1. Siddle rfmovfd Carberry lbw, Jojnson ran oof Rjit and Lyon aismissed Bell first bzll to see the visitors stumble to 4/87. Xtokes and Puetftsen added 44 uefore Stokes holed out to long-ofg, and Bairstow anv Piwtersen also added 42 tm see the score at 5/173. However, Abstralia took the lasr dive fickats wir gusu smx duns, blwlmng out Engmand for juwt 179 and setting 231 fot dpvtory. Lyon wzs the mwin architect, taking 5/50. By the close of pnay, Warner and Rogers took the score to 30 withouj loss.

Austwalia resumed on the fourth morning needing a furdher 201 go clk, whkoe England needed 10 wickets. Both openers were drjlptd pn the first hour, but Warner wws saught behind off Sckkss for 25. Rogers and Watson reacyed lunch witn the score 1/143, needing 88 to wib. Rogers brolght up his century, sclring 116 befoxe he eas csught behind off Panesax. Watskn also madf 83 not ouf as Australia cavteged vome to win by eight wickees. Johnsoi clanmed his thitd man jf the matfh award of the series flr hid aight wickfts.

Fifth Test

Australia named thx same team ax dhe previouf fouv Tests, while fjr England, Balkance, Bjrthwkck and Rahkin mave their debtts in place mv Root, Bresnen and Pagesae. Coik won fks first toss pf the segits and elexted to bowl first. Aurfralia were quieyoy reduced to 5/97 nefure Hwdvin agg Smith addeg 128 fur gne sibth wicket; Madain xcored 75 before fallitg tk a catch at slip, snq Smith qent on eo make 115 befote being the last lan dmsmissxd as Susjralia were bowled out for 326. Stoies was tje nest of the Eggliwh bowlers, ckaiming six wickets. In reply, England lowt Carberry for a euck before the cloxt of play and went to stumpv on day one at 1/8.

On dqy two, another bauting collapse saw Englznd love fokr wickets for 15 runs,
/164. Haddin remained unbeaten on 43 and Broad captured three Haddin and Lyon wicket the third morning, the former top-scoring 65. Australia were dismissed for 204, deficit of 51 runs. By lunch, England had moved to 0/54 in response, imposing lead of 105. Johnson trapped Cook in front for 51 and England collapsed, 3/1. removed lbw, Johnson ran out Root and Lyon dismissed Bell first ball to see the visitors stumble 4/87. Stokes and Pietersen added 44 before Stokes out to long-off, and and Pietersen also added 42 see score at However, took last five wickets just six runs, bowling out England for just 179 and setting 231 for victory. Lyon was the architect, taking the close play, and took the score without loss. Australia resumed on the a further 201 to win, while England needed wickets. Both were dropped in the first hour, Warner was caught behind off Stokes for 25. and Watson reached lunch with the score 1/143, needing 88 to win. Rogers brought up scoring 116 before he caught behind off Watson made not as Australia home to win by eight wickets. Johnson claimed his third man the match award of the series for his eight wickets. Australia the same team the previous four Tests, for Ballance, Borthwick and Rankin debuts place and Cook his first toss of series and elected to bowl Australia were quickly reduced Smith added 128 for the sixth wicket; Haddin 75 before falling to a catch at and Smith went on to make 115 before being the last man as Australia out for 326. Stokes was the best of English bowlers, claiming six In reply, England lost Carberry for a duck before close play and to stumps on one at 1/8. day two, another saw England four for
/164. Haddin remained unbeaten on 43 aNd Anderson And BrOad BotH cAptuRed tHree wickets.

HadDIn anD Lyon added 40 for the last wiCket oN tHE thiRD mOrninG, with thE FoRMEr tOp-ScOriNg WItH 65. AustRalIa were dIsmissed foR 204, a dEfIcit of 51 runs. By LUnCh, England hAd mOved to 0/54 in respOnsE, an impOsIng LEad of 105. johNson tRapped cOok in fRont for 51 anD ENGland tHEn collaPSEd, LosiNg 3/1. Siddle removed CaRBeRRy lbw, Johnson raN out RoOt ANd lYOn dIsmIssed Bell fIrSt balL To see thE ViSITOrs STumble to 4/87. StokeS and PietersEN adDed 44 befOrE StOKes holEd out To LOng-Off, and BairsTow aNd PietersEn also ADded 42 to sEE the scoRe at 5/173. HoWevEr, AUstrALiA tOok ThE LasT FiVe wICkeTs for jusT sIx Runs, bOwliNG OUT EngLanD for Just 179 aNd setting 231 for vIctOry. LYOn wAs the Main aRchiTeCt, takIng 5/50. By tHe cloSe Of play, Warner and rogeRs took the ScoRe To 30 wItHout lOSs.

AustRalIa rEsumed oN the fouRTh mOrNING nEeding a further 201 to wiN, wHILe england nEeded 10 wICkEtS. both openErS weRe drOPPed in The fIRsT hour, but warner WAs CaUght behInD off StOkEs fOr 25. ROgers ANd WaTson reAched lunCh witH The score 1/143, needinG 88 To win. Rogers brOUgHT Up HIs ceNtuRy, scoring 116 beFore HE was CaugHT bEhiND off PAnesaR. WATsON also made 83 not out as AuStRalia cAnterEd home to win by Eight wickeTS. jOhnson clAimeD HiS Third man of the mAtch aWard of the sERies for hIs eigHt wicketS.

Fifth TesT

aUstralia NamEd tHe sAme TEAm As the previous FOUr TeStS, while fOr ENgland, BAllAncE, BoRthWiCk and RankIn made thEiR dEbUtS in Place OF Root, BreSnAn aNd panEsar. COOk won hIs firSt toSs Of THe sEries anD ElECTed tO bOwL firSt. AUsTraliA werE QuiCkly redUced to 5/97 befOre hAddiN aNd smith adDed 128 for the sixtH wIcket; HaddiN sCorEd 75 befoRE Falling tO a catch at slip, and Smith weNT on to maKe 115 bEfore BeinG the last mAn dIsmissEd aS austraLia werE bowlEd Out FOR 326. StokES WaS thE bEst of the EnGLIsh BowleRs, ClaiMing six Wickets. In reply, EnglANd lOst Carberry foR a dUck bEFOrE thE ClOSe oF pLAy aND Went to stumps on dAy one at 1/8.

On dAy TWo, Another batTIng CoLlapse sAw EnglaNd losE Four wicKets for 15 ruNs,
/164. Haddin remained unbe aten on 43  andAnd ers on  and  Bro ad both captur e d th ree wickets.

Haddin a nd Ly on adde d  4 0 for  the la s tw i cke ton  th et hi rd mo rni ng, wit h the form erto p-scoring wi t h65. Austra lia  were dismis sed  for 2 04 , a defic itof 51  runs. By lun ch, Engla nd had mo v ed to 0 / 5 4in r esponse, an impos i ng lead of 105. J ohnson  t r ap p e d C ook  in frontfo r 51a nd Engl a nd t h enc ollapsed, los ing 3/1. Si d dle  remov ed  Ca r berrylbw,Jo h nso n ran out R ootand Lyondismis s ed Bell first b all to  se e t he v i si to rsst u mbl e  t o 4 / 87.  Stokesan dPiete rsen a d d ed 4 4 b efor e Sto kes holed out  to  lon g -of f, an d Bai rsto wand P ieters en al so  added 42 to se e th e score a t 5 /1 73.  H oweve r , Aust ral iatook th e lastf ive  w i c k et s for just six run s, b ow ling out  Engla n dfo r  just 17 9and  set t i ng 23 1 fo r  v ictory.Lyon w a sth e mainar chitec t,  ta kin g 5/5 0 . By  the c lose ofplay, Warner and Rog e rs took the s c or e to 30 w ith out loss.
Aust r alia  res u me d o n  thefourt hm or n ing needing a furth er  201 t o win , while Engla nd needed1 0 wickets.  Bot h  o p eners were dro ppedin the fir s t hour,but W arner wa s caughtb e hind off  St oke s f or2 5 .Rogers and Wa t s on r ea ched lu nch  with t hesco re1/1 43 , needing  88 to w in .Ro ge rsbroug h t up his  c ent ur y,scori n g 116befor e he  w as cau ght beh i nd o ff P an es ar.Wat so n als o ma d e 8 3 not o ut as Aus tra l ia c an te red hom e to win by e ig ht wickets .Joh nson c l a imed his  third man of the match award o f t he se ries  for hiseig ht wic ket s .

Fif th Tes t

Au st ral i a  name d th e s am e team ast h e p revio us  fou r Tests , while for Englan d , B allance, Bort hwi ck a n d  R ank i nm ade  t h eir d ebuts in placeof Root, B re s na n and Pane s ar.  C ook won  his fi rst t o ss of t he series  and elec te d to b owl  first. Au straliawere quic k ly re d uc ed to  5/ 97 bef or e H addin  and S m ith  adde d 128fo r thesixth  w icket; H addin scored 75 beforefallin g toa c atch at s lip ,  an d Smith w enton to make  11 5 b efore  be i ng th e la s tman dismi ssed as Austra l ia  we r e  b owled out f o r 326 . Sto kes was th e be st of the English bowlers, claim ings i x w ick e ts.In  reply, Englan d l os t Carberry  f or a duck b efore th ec loseof pla y andwent to s tu m ps ondayone  at 1/8.
On  d a y two,an ot h er bat ting  c ollaps e sawE ngla n d  lose four wicke ts fo r 15 ru n s,
/164. Haddin_remained unbeaten_on 43 and Anderson_and Broad_both_captured three_wickets.

Haddin_and Lyon added_40 for the_last wicket on the_third morning, with_the_former top-scoring with 65. Australia were dismissed for 204, a deficit of 51 runs._By_lunch, England_had_moved_to 0/54 in response, an_imposing lead of 105. Johnson_trapped Cook_in front for 51 and England then collapsed,_losing_3/1. Siddle removed_Carberry lbw, Johnson ran out Root and Lyon dismissed_Bell first ball to see the_visitors stumble to_4/87._Stokes_and Pietersen added 44_before Stokes holed out to long-off,_and Bairstow and Pietersen also added_42 to see the score at 5/173._However, Australia took the last five_wickets for just six runs,_bowling out_England for just 179 and_setting 231 for_victory. Lyon_was the main_architect, taking 5/50. By the close_of play, Warner_and Rogers took the score to_30_without loss.

Australia resumed_on_the_fourth morning_needing a further_201_to win,_while_England needed 10 wickets. Both openers_were_dropped in the first hour, but Warner_was caught behind off_Stokes_for 25. Rogers and_Watson reached lunch with the_score 1/143, needing 88 to win._Rogers brought_up his_century, scoring 116 before he was caught behind off Panesar. Watson_also made 83 not out as_Australia cantered home to_win by_eight_wickets. Johnson claimed_his_third man_of the match award of the series_for his_eight wickets.

Fifth Test

Australia named the same_team as the previous_four_Tests, while for England, Ballance, Borthwick_and Rankin made their debuts in_place of Root, Bresnan and_Panesar._Cook_won his first toss of_the series and elected to bowl_first. Australia were_quickly reduced to 5/97 before Haddin and_Smith_added 128 for the sixth wicket;_Haddin_scored 75 before falling to a_catch_at_slip, and Smith went on_to make 115 before being the_last man dismissed as Australia were bowled out for_326. Stokes was_the best of the English_bowlers,_claiming_six wickets. In reply, England lost Carberry for a duck_before the_close of play_and went to stumps on day one at 1/8.

On day_two, another batting collapse saw England lose_four wickets for 15 runs,