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Sydney is all set to witness the 5th and final Test of the series between England and Australia. Despite the match being a dead rubber, a win for England will do a world of good to their confidence before they switch to white ball cricket.
On the other hand, the mighty Aussies will look to continue their dominance and end the series on a high.
Team News:-
Australia has left-arm spinner Ashton Agar in their squad but they are unlikely to play him given the expected conditions.
Mitchell Starc returns to the side after recovering from a foot injury which caused him to miss the fourth Test and he will replace Jackson Bird who had such a tough time at the MCG.
England has handed leg-spinner Mason Crane his Test debut in place of Chris Woakes.
On the other hand, the mighty Aussies will look to continue their dominance and end the series on a high.
Australia has left-arm spinner Ashton Agar in their squad but they are unlikely to play him given the expected conditions.
Mitchell Starc returns to the side after recovering from a foot injury which caused him to miss the fourth Test and he will replace Jackson Bird who had such a tough time at the MCG.
England has handed leg-spinner Mason Crane his Test debut in place of Chris Woakes.
Expected Playing 11 ENG
James Anderson, Alastair Cook, Stuart Broad, Jonny Bairstow (wk), Mark Stoneman, James Vince, Dawid Malan, Mason Crane, Moeen Ali, Joe Root (c), Tom Curran
Expected Playing 11 AUS
Cameron Bancroft, David Warner, Usman Khawaja, Steven Smith(c), Shaun Marsh, Mitchell Marsh, Tim Paine, Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc
ENG vs AUS Dream 11 Team:
This is Australia vs England 5th Test dream 11 free teams and you need to choose your Captain and Vice-Captain:
Captain and Vice Captain Choice
- Steven Smith
- James Anderson
- Joe Root
- Shaun Marsh
Watch Out Player
Steve Smith: There is no stopping the 28-year-old Aussie skipper who is already recognized as one of the best the game has ever seen when it comes to Test match cricket.
While Smith has piled on 604 runs at a remarkable average of 151, which includes 3 massive tons, it won’t come as a surprise to anyone if the Sydney crowd gets to witness another Smith master class.
Alaister Cook: He had horrifying start to the series where he managed to score only 83 runs in the first 3 Tests. The former England skipper displayed an absolute masterclass in Melbourne by scoring an unbeaten 244 giving a fitting reply to his critics and entering in an elite club of cricketers to carry their bat.
England will be hoping that he can repeat his heroics in the final Test and help them get their first win on the tour.
Steve Smith: There is no stopping the 28-year-old Aussie skipper who is already recognized as one of the best the game has ever seen when it comes to Test match cricket.
While Smith has piled on 604 runs at a remarkable average of 151, which includes 3 massive tons, it won’t come as a surprise to anyone if the Sydney crowd gets to witness another Smith master class.
Alaister Cook: He had horrifying start to the series where he managed to score only 83 runs in the first 3 Tests. The former England skipper displayed an absolute masterclass in Melbourne by scoring an unbeaten 244 giving a fitting reply to his critics and entering in an elite club of cricketers to carry their bat.
England will be hoping that he can repeat his heroics in the final Test and help them get their first win on the tour.
While Smith has piled on 604 runs at a remarkable average of 151, which includes 3 massive tons, it won’t come as a surprise to anyone if the Sydney crowd gets to witness another Smith master class.
Alaister Cook: He had horrifying start to the series where he managed to score only 83 runs in the first 3 Tests. The former England skipper displayed an absolute masterclass in Melbourne by scoring an unbeaten 244 giving a fitting reply to his critics and entering in an elite club of cricketers to carry their bat.
England will be hoping that he can repeat his heroics in the final Test and help them get their first win on the tour.
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