England suffer five-wicket defeat in final Ashes Test in Sydney to lose series 4-1, with ECB vowing to make necessary changes after chaotic tour of Australia; head coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes want to stay in their roles;

England mismanaged Bethell last summer when his IPL contract at RCB complicated selection, an issue they will have to revisit this year

Jacob Bethell produced a knock of rare composure and courage to haul England back into the fifth and final Ashes Test, scoring a chanceless maiden Tes.

Jamie Smith's rash dismissal at the SCG shifted England's momentum on Day 2. Nasser Hussain called it one of the worst shots of this Ashes, highlighting England's ongoing struggle with game awareness.

The tourists lead by 119 runs going into the final day with only two wickets in hand, but their new No 3 is still there on 142 not out

The fifth Ashes Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground produced a moment of pure athletic brilliance as Australian all-rounder Michael Neser pulled off a sensational caught-and-bowled dismissal to end Joe Root’s magnificent innings of 160 runs.