Australia won the series and reclaimed the Ashes, which England had won in 2005. The series' five Tests were held in Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, and Sydney. With the victory, Australia achieved a 5-0 "whitewash," the first time this had occurred in an Ashes series since 1920-21. England won the First Test by an innings and 157 runs but after that was defeated in the remaining four matches by an average of more than 200 runs. This is the first time since 1972-73 that England has been defeated in its home country by both a Test match and one-day international team. The last time they were beaten on their home soil was in 1999 when they were beaten by 1-4 by New Zealand. This was also the first time since 1971 that England had lost three consecutive tests. They had been undefeated in eight attempts before then. Overall, England played extremely poorly - it was the third lowest score they have ever made - and seemed to lack any sort of plan or direction at all. After winning the First Test by an innings and 157 runs, they went on to lose the rest of the series 4-1. Australia began its campaign by defeating England by seven wickets inside three days at the Gabba. Michael Clarke scored a brilliant century and David Warner took five wickets as Australia beat England by seven wickets. This is the first time that has happened in a Test match.