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AUS vs ENG 5th Test – Day 5
Updated：Australia won by 5 wickets.
| Australia | England |
| 567& 161/5 | 384&342 |
Australia sealed a 4-1 Ashes triumph with a nervy but controlled five-wicket chase at the SCG, fittingly messy for a series full of false starts. England sensed chaos when Australia slipped to 92 for 3, then again after Marnus Labuschagne’s run-out, but Alex Carey and Cameron Green shut the door with calm, decisive batting. Carey capped a standout series, while Mitchell Starc’s 31 wickets earned him Player of the Series. England fought harder late, yet missed chances and first-innings waste left them chasing shadows once more.
Australia wrap up the #Ashes in dramatic fashion at the SCG.
Match report: https://t.co/5WP1wwsFLx pic.twitter.com/crUhlgUzzU
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 8, 2026
AUS vs ENG 5th Test – Day 4
Updated：England lead by 119 runs.
| Australia | England |
| 567 | 384&302/8 |
Ben Stokes had the last word after a fiery exchange with Marnus Labuschagne late on day two at the SCG, turning tension into a decisive moment. Words were traded after Travis Head took consecutive boundaries, Stokes visibly irritated before briefly putting an arm around Labuschagne as umpires intervened. Five balls later, Stokes responded the only way captains truly can, drawing a thick edge from Labuschagne on 48 and having him caught in the gully. The stare said enough. In a fifth Test heavy with fatigue and emotion, Stokes’ wicket was not just tactical, it was personal, and it shifted the tone of the evening decisively in England’s favour.
Jacob Bethell put up a brilliant 142* to give England a handy lead heading into day five. #Ashes
Live blog: https://t.co/jfYWTZcXop pic.twitter.com/rU5vC5tb96
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 7, 2026
AUS vs ENG 5th Test – Day 3
Updated：Australia trailed by 218 runs.
| Australia | England |
| 166/2 | 384 |
Ben Stokes had the last word after a fiery exchange with Marnus Labuschagne late on day two at the SCG, turning tension into a decisive moment. Words were traded after Travis Head took consecutive boundaries, Stokes visibly irritated before briefly putting an arm around Labuschagne as umpires intervened. Five balls later, Stokes responded the only way captains truly can, drawing a thick edge from Labuschagne on 48 and having him caught in the gully. The stare said enough. In a fifth Test heavy with fatigue and emotion, Stokes’ wicket was not just tactical, it was personal, and it shifted the tone of the evening decisively in England’s favour.
Tons for Travis Head and Steve Smith in an incredible day three 🤩#Ashes blog: https://t.co/jfYWTZcXop pic.twitter.com/aztfAziJqk
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 6, 2026
AUS vs ENG 5th Test – Day 2
Updated：Australia trailed by 218 runs.
| Australia | England |
| 166/2 | 384 |
Ben Stokes had the last word after a fiery exchange with Marnus Labuschagne late on day two at the SCG, turning tension into a decisive moment. Words were traded after Travis Head took consecutive boundaries, Stokes visibly irritated before briefly putting an arm around Labuschagne as umpires intervened. Five balls later, Stokes responded the only way captains truly can, drawing a thick edge from Labuschagne on 48 and having him caught in the gully. The stare said enough. In a fifth Test heavy with fatigue and emotion, Stokes’ wicket was not just tactical, it was personal, and it shifted the tone of the evening decisively in England’s favour.
After Joe Root’s brilliant 160, Travis Head answered with an unbeaten 91 of his own on day two.
Break down the #Ashes action: https://t.co/5uqchS8NOY pic.twitter.com/xZAMd3s0Ua
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 5, 2026
AUS vs ENG 5th Test – Day 1
Updated：Australia trailed by 211 runs.
| Australia | England |
| /() | 211/3 |
Harry Brook’s compulsive hooking at the SCG summed up both the risk and logic of his modern Test batting. Where Steve Waugh once removed shots to survive, Brook leans into discomfort, choosing aggression as control. Australia repeatedly tested his throat, and Brook rode his luck with top-edges, mistimed pulls, and near-misses, yet still reached stumps unbeaten and England’s leading run-scorer in the series. The approach costs him runs and wickets at times, but it also shifts pressure, disrupts plans, and creates momentum. In today’s Test cricket, that chaos is not recklessness, it is role clarity.
Joe Root and Harry Brook put on England’s best partnership of the #Ashes so far before weather interrupted the day’s play.
Report from the SCG: https://t.co/zra583j7Ko pic.twitter.com/eSCLzPYmoC
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 4, 2026
AUS vs ENG 5th Test – Match Details
| Match Name | The Ashes, 2025-26 |
| Match Date | 4th Jan 2026 |
| Match Time | 5:30 AM IST |
| Competing Teams | Australia vs England 5th Test (AUS vs ENG) |
| Venue | Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney |
AUS vs ENG 5th Test – Predicted XI
| Australia’s XI | England’s XI |
| Usman Khawaja | Zak Crawley |
| Travis Head | Ben Duckett |
| Steven Smith | Joe Root |
| Marnus Labuschagne | Ollie Pope |
| Cameron Green | Ben Stokes |
| Alex Carey | Jamie Smith |
| Mitchell Starc | Jofra Archer |
| Josh Hazlewood | Mark Wood |
| Nathan Lyon | Matthew Potts |
| Sean Abbott | Brydon Carse |
| Scott Boland | Harry Brook |
Note：The match has not started yet, but updates will be provided regularly once it begins.
