'Going to treat the fifth Ashes Test match as 'one of the biggest Test matches': Tim Paine

Australia registered a 185-run victory in the fourth Ashes Test match against England and by doing so, they retained the Ashes.

'Accidental' Australia captain Tim Paine on brink of Ashes milestone

Greg Chappell could not do it, while Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke, who had both had two attempts each, were unable to manage it either.

His remarks came after Australia's 185-run victory over England in the fourth Test of the ongoing Ashes.

Pant talked about filling in the shoes of MS Dhoni, the experience of playing in the World Cup and the babysitter banter with Tim Paine.

Skipper Paine further stated that they have some plans and now they only need to execute them.

The wasted review was one of a slew of mishaps in the final hour as Australia allowed England back into the series.

Australia threatened to take the final wicket for a victory that seemed inevitable on several occasions but failed to get the job done.

The incredible outcome, after England were all out for just 67 in their first innings, could have been very different.

Paine will be returning to this ground as a more mature player and said that earlier he put 'too much' pressure on himself.

The first Ashes test was a rollercoaster of a match, with the result swaying both ways on several encounters.