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Australia underlines its dominance to write its own Ashes story

So 4-1 it is, a scoreline that does a proper job of reflecting Australia's dominance in this Ashes series and spares no blushes in its appraisal of England.

Up for grabs in Sydney this week was control of the narrative. At 3-2, England would have been within its rights to claim a semblance of respect, and could have put the defeat down to a series of misfortunes, injustices and fine margins.

But 4-1 shuts the door on that. 4-1 puts this Australian team alongside its 2002/03 contemporary, which won convincingly by the same margin. 4-1 is a firm rebuttal of English rhetoric and a celebration of a number of Australian greats.

Australia overcome final-day jitters to secure Sydney win

Australia claim a 4-1 series scoreline after navigating sharp turn on a day five SCG pitch

Australia overcame one final fury over umpiring technology and a whole lot of final-day jitters to farewell Usman Khawaja with one last Test victory, their closest of an Ashes series they have convincingly set to a 4-1 margin.

Left 160 to get after an England third-innings rearguard led by Jacob Bethell's resplendent 154, the hosts recovered from losing their fifth wicket with 39 runs still needed on a wearing SCG surface thanks to an uneasy sixth-wicket stand between Alex Carey (16no) and Cameron Green (22no).

The pair's match-sealing 40-run union, somehow unbroken after several hairy late mix-ups, saw the Aussies home by five wickets. The close friends shared a hug after Carey hit Will Jacks for the winning runs through the off-side.

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