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And Aussies sweep it 5-0

AFP, Sydney
Australia completed a 5-0 Ashes clean sweep against England on Sunday as the tourists crumbled against a formidable pace attack to go down to a humiliating 281-run defeat in the fifth Test.
Mitchell Johnson - described by captain
Michael Clarke as one of the modern-day pace greats - was named player-of-the-series for his 37 wickets over the five games at 13.97.
Fellow quick Ryan Harris took player-of-the-match for his eight wickets in the two innings in Sydney, where a hapless England endured their fifth successive heavy defeat.
The demoralised tourists capitulated after tea, losing seven wickets in 52 minutes on their way to being bundled out for 166 in 31.4 overs - nowhere near the 448 victory target.
It was the sixth time the beleaguered tourists had been skittled for under 200 in the 10 innings of the series.
The crushing defeat - with more than two days to spare -is expected to have major ramifications for English cricket just months after they beat Australia 3-0 in England.
Harris finished with five for 25 in the second innings, while Johnson claimed 3-40.
"Any time you win a Test match is an amazing feeling, but to win 5-0?" Clarke said.
Johnson's spells in the series "certainly match the greats, if not better", he said.
England's hopes vanished with the cheap dismissals of skipper Alastair Cook (7), Ian Bell (16) and Kevin Pietersen (6) in the middle session as England limped to tea on 87-3.
But the rout turned to carnage after the interval as four wickets tumbled in two overs, with the tourists falling apart against inspired Australian bowling and fielding.
Michael Carberry (43) feathered Johnson to wicketkeeper Brad Haddin just two balls after tea and three balls later debutant Gary Ballance was trapped plumb in front by Johnson for seven.
Wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow went for a three-ball duck and debutant leg-spinner Scott Borthwick was magnificently caught by Clarke off Nathan Lyon for four.
Ben Stokes offered some belated resistance, punishing Lyon for 20 off one over before he was bowled by Harris for 32 off 16 balls with three fours and two sixes.
Stuart Broad also went down swinging, with four sixes and three fours in his 42 off 3 6 balls before being bowled by Harris. Boyd Rankin was last man out, caught overhead by Clarke at second slip to complete the victory.
Earlier Cook, who has endured a miserable series with the bat, was caught behind off Johnson for seven and was followed by Bell, who was snapped up in the gully off Ryan Harris.