The first session at the SCG on day one spelt trouble for England, the second spelt trouble for Australia and the third was just trouble for all cricket fans as Sydney’s weather struck yet again.

England has won the toss and chosen to bat first against Australia in the final Ashes test at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

England’s batting mainstay Joe Root struck his second century of the Ashes series on Monday, taking his overall tally to 41 Test hundreds and drawing .

The prolific England star brought up three figures with two off Michael Neser after a composed innings at the fifth and final Test against Australia in Sydney.

At 3-1 down in what has been a mostly miserable series for the tourists, nothing England can do will prevent Australia from lifting the trophy.

Master batsman Joe Root scored his second century of the Ashes series Monday to move to 41 overall and draw level in third place with Australian great Ricky Ponting on the all-time list.

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Heading into the Sydney Test, Crawley entered as England's leading run-scorer in a series that has been a really tough one for the tourists.