We present the best Christmas gifts you can buy for your Fantasy Test Cricket team Shane Watson scored plenty of Fantasy points in Perth. THE Ashes may already be decided but there's still one more important crown that remains up for grabs this summer - the title of Fantasy Test Cricket champion. To help get you there, the gurus at Fox Sports Stats have consulted with Santa Claus and come up with the best Christmas tips for Fantasy players. BEST BUYS (from the third Test) David Warner (325) - scored 60 in the first innings and 112 in the second. Warner's century was his fifth in Test matches, his second at the WACA Ground and his second of this Ashes series. Warner has now scored 394 runs @ 78.80 at the WACA Ground from just three Test matches. He is the leading run scorer in this Ashes series with 457 runs @ 91.40, including two centuries and two fifties. Shane Watson (281) - brought up just his fourth Test match century with his knock of 103 in Australia's second innings. Watson was very aggressive in the first session of day four, hitting Swann for three consecutive boundaries from the first over of the day, and then 22 off the seventh over of the day. He moved from 50 to 100 in just 28 balls, finishing his innings with 11 fours and five sixes. Ben Stokes (242) - scored his maiden Test match century in just his second Test match. His knock of 120 in the second innings was England's first centurion of this Ashes Test series. His innings was the highest fourth innings individual score at the WACA Ground, and the first century by an English no. 6 batsman in the Ashes since Andrew Flintoff's 102 at Trent Bridge in 2005. WORST BUYS (from the third Test) Michael Clarke (47) - failed in both innings of his 100th Test, scoring just 24 and 23; continuing his poor form at the WACA. Clarke has scored 565 runs @ 35.31 from nine Test matches at the WACA Ground; his worst Test match average at any Australian ground. He has scored just 199 runs @ 19.90 in his last 10 innings at the WACA Ground, with a top score of just 44 against South Africa in 2012. James Anderson (57) - England's strike bowler failed to lead from the front, especially after the injury to Stuart Broad in the second innings. Anderson finished the third Test with figures of 2/165 from 42 overs, and got hit for a world record equalling 28 runs off one over by George Bailey in the second innings. Anderson has taken just seven wickets for 409 runs @ 58.42 this Ashes series. Matt Prior (64) - has really struggled so far this series, scoring just 107 runs @ 17.83, with just two scores in double figures. Prior has scored just one half-century in his past 19 Test match innings; 15 of which have been against Australia. Prior's form with the bat appears to be rubbing off on his wicketkeeping, missing two stumping chances in Australia's second innings. Australia - have named an unchanged squad for the fourth Test at the MCG. Doug Bollinger and Nathan Coulter-Nile remain on standby for any injuries to the fast bowlers, with Ryan Harris' knee issues still a concern. Expect the same line-up as Australia look for another Ashes series whitewash. England - with the Ashes series gone, England could look to provide opportunities to new players in the final two Test matches. The most likely changes would be Jonny Bairstow replacing Matt Prior as wicketkeeper and one of the three tall quicks (Steven Finn, Boyd Rankin or Chris Tremlett) coming in for the injured Stuart Broad. Graeme Swann's position will be taken by Monty Panesar after his sudden mid-series retirement. Monty is the only other specialist spinner in the tourists' Test squad.