Australia retained Ashes after defeating England in the fourth Test in Manchester. The unconquerable lead of 2-1 in the series has made sure the Ashes Urn will remain with the Aussies. 

The Tim Paine-led Australia side won the fourth Test by 185 runs after they bundled out England on just 197 in the second innings. Australia retained the Ashes Urn for the first time in England. achieving the feat under Steve Waugh's captaincy in 2001. 

A massive win meant celebration and Australian players did it by singing John Williamson's True Blue in a team huddle. The video of the same is surfacing on the internet, and fans loved it.

In another celebratory video, players and team staff can be seen doing pushups. It was fun to watch. 

The win wouldn't have been possible without Steve Smith's unbelievable form with the bat. He scored a double hundred and 82 in the match to make sure England struggles to get the Urn back.

After the win, Smith called it a fantastic feeling to secure the Ashes Urn. "It feels amazing to know the Urn is coming home. Incredibly special.

"I have been here a few times, things haven't gone our way, and we haven't performed to our best of ability in 2013 and 2015. To come back here, I always wanted to tick off my bucket list to get the Urn over here. Obviously, there is another game, and we would like to win that. Extremely satisfying," Smith added.