OLIVER HOLT IN ADELAIDE: Australia retained the Ashes at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday afternoon after just 11 days of cricket where England were outplayed and overpowered.
The Aussies have kept hold of the urn after just 11 days of play - but the victory in the third Test in Adelaide looks to have come at a steep cost.
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Coach Brendon McCullum accepts England may have made mistakes with their Ashes preparation after their series defeat was confirmed in Adelaide.
Ben Stokes said the death of his England side's Ashes dream "hurts" and "sucks" as Australia clinched a series win inside 11 days with an 82-run victory on the final day of the third Test in Adelaide.
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England staged a brave fightback that gave them a glimpse of what would have been a record victory - but it was too little, too late to keep the fight for the urn alive.
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Australia beat England by 82 runs to take a 3-0 series lead and retain the Ashes urn on day five of the third Test in Adelaide.
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Marnus Labuschagne takes the catch from Josh Tongue as England are bowled out for 352, giving Australia an 82 run win and a 3-0 series lead to retain The Ashes on day five in Adelaide.
The tourists had threatened a remarkable comeback after an injury to Nathan Lyon boosted their chances.
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England's dismal Ashes series defeat was confirmed as Australia sealed a 82-run victory on the final day of the third Test in Adelaide.
Chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt marks the performances of the Australia and England teams after the third Test in Adelaide.
Marnus Labuschagne takes another brilliant catch at slip as Will Jacks is dismissed for 47 to leave England on 337-8 on day five of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.
England's Bazball regime is in tatters as yet another Ashes series in Australia is lost at the earliest possible opportunity.
At lunch England were 309 for seven, with Will Jacks 38 not out from 120 balls and Brydon Carse in support.
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Australia could be without both Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon for the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne, which begins on Boxing Day.
Australia make the breakthrough as Jamie Smith is caught for 60 to leave England on 285-7, needing 150 runs to win the third Test on day five in Adelaide.
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