How to watch Australia vs England on Sling TV

The 3rd Ashes Test from Adelaide represents the last chance for England to return home with the famous urn in their luggage. Two-nil down with three matches to go, Ben Stokes’ side must win out from here but look increasingly bedraggled and devoid of confidence, with Australia determined to put the final nail in the Bazball coffin.

The hosts will again start as favorites after back-to-back eight-wicket victories, not least with the news that captain and attack leader Pat Cummins has been passed fit to resume his personal wizardry agains the Poms. The 32-year-old has taken the wicket of England star batter Joe Root 11 times and will combine with Mitchell Starc – 16 wickets this series and a counterattacking 2nd Test 77 with the bat to his name – to cause more heart palpitations in the opposition ranks. Usman Khawaja is also fit again, though whether the top order batter will squeeze back into the XI after Jacob Weatherald and Travis Head’s fine form remains to be seen. Nathan Lyon’s return at the spin-friendly Oval is a guarantee.