Australia's captain Michael Clarke (L) and Ryan Harris (2nd L) celebrate with team mates after winning the second Ashes cricket test against England at the Adelaide Oval December 9, 2013. Australia captured England's four remaining wickets before lunch to close out an emphatic 218-run victory in the second Ashes test on Monday. REUTERS/David Gray
ADELAIDE (Reuters) - Australia's stunning turnaround from Ashes joke to juggernaut in a few months has been the culmination of good, hard grind and paceman Mitchell Johnson finding himself in a supportive attack, according to captain Michael Clarke.
Australia crushed England by 218 runs on Monday within the first hour's play of day five at Adelaide Oval to take a 2-0 lead in the five-test series ahead of the third test in Perth where England have not won since 1978.
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