Half-century from Hashim Amla and Dean Elgar also helped counter Australia's reverse swing in Port Elizabeth

Kagiso Rabada turned the match around for South Africa in the space of two overs, ripping through Australia with the use of reverse swing

Australia have a chance to take an unassailable lead, South Africa have an opportunity to build on an improved performance in Durban. That's all that matters in Port Elizabeth.

Starc misses out on hat-trick but South Africa's resistance lasts 22 balls on the fifth and final day at Durban

Aiden Markram led a spirited batting performance with a masterful 143, but Mitchell Starc's 4 for 74 left Australia on the verge of a series lead

Keshav Maharaj and Morne Morkel picked up three wickets, but South Africa were no better off than 24 hours earlier as Australia's lead reached 402 at stumps on day three

Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon systematically dismantled South Africa's batting order on the second day in Durban to give Australia a 189-run lead

A low-key opening day of the series finished early and without a runaway winner, though South Africa were probably slightly the happier after keeping Australia to 225 for 5

On paper, yes. South Africa enter this series ranked No. 2 in the world, with winning form behind them, and no shortage of class and experience

Steven Smith won Australia a Test in Asia when no one gave them a hope of even competing

And which former cricketer is doing commentary at the Winter Olympics?

And which one played the most Tests in the year?

Australia finished the Ashes in the most comprehensive manner left open to them, bathing in the glory of a 4-0 result after thrashing England by an innings and 123 runs in the final Test at the SCG

There will be no 5-0 clean sweep, but Australia have a good chance of mopping up a 4-0 result at the SCG after dominating the fourth day against England

Usman Khawaja's maiden Ashes ton was backed up by the Marsh brothers - with Shaun going to the close on 98 not out - as Australia built a commanding 133-run lead

On a day when Australia chipped slowly away at England's total, in a dead rubber, individual moments and milestones caught the eye more than the overall match progress

Australia had a fair few things to be unhappy about last year, but winning against England made up for all of them

It was as if this day was a microcosm of England's batting throughout their whole disappointing Ashes tour as they let a promising position slip

England have one more chance to secure their first Test win in Australia for seven years while there are places to play for in both teams

England's hopes of a consolation victory in Melbourne disappeared with another Steven Smith century