Australia have won the final Ashes Test of the series by an innings and 46 runs at The Oval, leaving the scoreline for the summer at 3-2 in England's favour.
The Three Lions began the day at 203-6, needing over 100 runs to force Michael Clarke's men to bat again in the match.
Mark Wood was the first Engand batsman to depart when he trapped in front of his stumps by Peter Siddle for six, while Jos Buttler's resistance was ended for 42 as he clipped a delivery from Mitchell Marsh into the hands of Mitchell Starc.
A rain delay halted Australia's charge at The Oval as play was brought to a halt for two hours. However, after the break, Siddle returned to snag the wicket of Stuart Broad for 11.
Moeen Ali added quick runs at the bottom to give Alastair Cook's side hope of forcing Australia to bat again, but Siddle claimed the winning wicket when Ali edged behind to Peter Nevill for 35, giving the tourists a resounding victory.
