AUS vs ENG Dream11 Predictions - Ashes 2021/22 5th Test | 14 Jan

It’s been a great series so far, as every other Ashes series is. Whether you play home or away, there’s always support and a buzz around the players and the grounds. We have England with nothing to lose going into the 5th and final Test of the Ashes 2021/22 series, currently losing 3-0 and the last game which they saved and drew will give them confidence going into the last game which is scheduled at Bellerive Oval in Hobart.

Australia also has nothing to lose and the 5th Test may see them at their lowest intensity as there’s nothing much more for them to be motivated, not even a whitewash now. We expect both teams to be a little free with their team combinations, with the bench strength likely to be tested in this game. Keep reading for our complete PlayerzPot (Use Code “READ1234“) AUS vs ENG 5th Test Dream11 predictions…

Match info

Tournament: The Ashes 2021/22.
Date: 14th January 2022, 9:30am IST.
Venue: Bellerive Oval, Hobart, Australia.
Capacity: 20,000+
Series status: Australia leads the series 3-0.

Recent form

AUS: D W W W L
ENG: D L L L W

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Numbers

Head to head in last 5 games, Australia leads 3-1.
Usman Khawaja scores in the last Test – 137 and 101*.
Last 6 Tests at this venue – all won batting first.

Australia

Marcus Harris has been dropped after just scoring 179 runs in 4 games this season and Travis Head will come into the team after a century in the first game and recovering from Covid-19 more recently. We’re picking him in our AUS vs ENG fantasy team for the 5th Test while also picking Usman Khawaja who was so fluent with his batting and scored a record twin centuries on being given a chance. He’ll go up to the top of the order and if you need another batting options, there’s always Marnus Labuschagne.

With the ball, we believe that Scott Boland will come through the fitness test after coming in for the last training session and with 14 scalps in just 2 games in hid debut Ashes series, we think he’s been one of the best bowlers in the series. Jhye Richardson is his likely replacement in case Boland doesn’t pass the Test while we think all-rounder Cameron Green should also be in your AUS vs ENG Dream11 team since he would’ve gained confidence from his batting in the 4th Test.

England

With the ball, James Anderson could be rested to give another go to Ollie Robinson but after a long-awaited 5-fer in the last game, we think Stuart Broad has grown in confidence and has had decent pace too, so you wouldn’t want to keep him out. Jack Leach has barely been useful in this series so he’s sure to be rested and we think Chris Woakes could be given another go. We’re picking him because he can score runs when needed as well.

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Jos Buttler is out with an injury while Jonny Bairstow may not be risked with an injury scare as well, which means a confirmed Test debut for Sam Billings and he’s an instant addition to our PlayerzPot (Use Code “READ1234“) AUS vs ENG fantasy team because he’s been playing the BBL 11 season in Australia itself and has been in breathtaking form. After starting the series well, Dawid Malan’s form has subsided but we think he’s due a big score as well.

Australia vs England – Ashes 2021/22 5th Test Betting

Australia vs England – Ashes 2021/22 5th Test Betting
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AUS vs ENG Squads

Australia Squad

Pat Cummins (C), David Warner, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Steven Smith, Travis Head, Cameron Green, Alex Carey, Mitchell Starc, Scott Boland, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood, Marcus Harris, Michael Neser, Jhye Richardson, Mitchell Swepson.

England Squad

Joe Root (C), Rory Burns, Zak Crawley, Dawid Malan, Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, Sam Billings, Mark Wood, Stuart Broad, Jack Leach, James Anderson, Chris Woakes, Craig Overton, Ollie Robinson, Daniel Lawrence, Haseeb Hameed, Dominic Bess, Ollie Pope.