Australia have regained the Ashes after winning the first three Tests against England down under once again - here are the 10 moments that decided the destination of the urn.

Australia have “destroyed” England to win the Ashes after some nervy moments as a brutal Nathan Lyon incident rocked the series. Same old Aussies, always winning. Australia have claimed a nervy 82-run victory in Adelaide to take an unassailable 3-0 lead and ensure the Ashes remain in Aussie hands for a fifth consecutive series.

While Zak Crawley produced his best innings in an England shirt to stave off an inevitable defeat, Ollie Pope’s latest dismissal could spell the end of his series in Australia

Chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt marks the performances of the Australia and England teams after the third Test in Adelaide.

The 38-year-old spinner pulls up lame after diving to save a boundary in the morning session of the fifth day of the third Ashes Test at Adelaide Oval.

England were 241 for six, 194 runs from their victory target in ‌the third Ashes ‌test at Adelaide Oval, when rain halted play early in the first session ‍on day five on Sunday.Will Jacks was 21 not out,

Injured Australia spinner Nathan Lyon will play no further part on the final day of the third Ashes Test and is a doubt for the remainder of the series.

With a nod of the head, Ben Stokes admitted he had been beaten by a better opponent and accepted that his chance of becoming one of the “lucky few” England captains to win the Ashes in Australia was over.