Ashes fourth Test Fantasy hints: stick clear of Bailey, Lyon set to Roar, must-have Mitch George Bailey of Australia isn't the best option in Fantasy Ashes. Mitchell Johnson (338) - took 8/88 and collected his third man of the match award of the series. He is the leading wicket-taker in the series with 31 wickets @ 14.32 from 165.5 overs and a strike rate of 32.0. Johnson is the first bowler to take 30 or more wickets in any Test series since Shane Warne in 2005 in England and the first to do so in Australia since Craig McDermott against England in 1994/95. His 31 wickets are also the most in a Test series by a left-arm fast bowler against England. Play Fantasy Test Cricket for your chance to win cash prizes of up to $4000. Nathan Lyon (246) - took 5/50 in the second innings, bringing up his 100th Test wicket for Australia with the dismissal of Stuart Broad. This was the first time Lyon has taken five wickets in an innings in a Test in Australia. Lyon also becomes the first Australian off-spinner to take 100 Test wickets since Bruce Yardley. Lyon is now the third leading wicket-taker in the series with 16 wickets @ 26.93. Nathan Lyon says he hasn't thought too much about individual milestones during this Ashes series and is more concerned with ensuring Australia complete a 5-0 Ashes series sweep. Chris Rogers (215) - scored 61 and 116, including his maiden Test century in Australia. Rogers has now scored three fifties and one century in the series, as well as being one of four Australian batsmen to score 300 or more runs. Rogers' century was only the fourth by an Australian batsman in the fourth innings at the MCG; the last was Andrew Hilditch against the West Indies in 1984. George Bailey (-20) - made a 19 ball duck in the first innings, which was his third score under 10 for the series. Bailey has scored just 136 runs @ 27.20 this series, with just one innings above 50. There is pressure on Bailey to score some runs in the 5th Test to keep his position for the South Africa tour. Ian Bell (17) - struck by the curse of the vice-captaincy, scored just 27 runs including a first ball duck in the second innings when England collapsed. Bell was the leading run-scorer in the 2013 Ashes series in England, but has struggled to replicate his form; scoring just 217 runs @ 31.00 this series. Monty Panesar (27) - bowled just 16.5 overs in the 4th Test for one wicket. Panesar needed to step up in the absence of Swann, but Cook was reluctant to bowl Monty, with Joe Root bowling before Panesar in the fourth innings. Panesar has taken only three wickets @ 85.66 in this series; while both England's main spin bowlers in these Ashes have averaged over 80 (Swann took 7 wickets @ 80.00). Australia - with injury concerns to both Shane Watson and Ryan Harris, there could be a couple of changes to the Australian side which has used the same XI in the first four Test matches of the series. Tasmanian batsman Alex Doolan, who was called up to the 5th Test squad on Monday, would be a straight swap at no.3 in the batting order for Watson, while James Faulkner or Nathan Coulter-Nile could replace Harris, as Australia prepares for the tour of South Africa in February/March. England - coach Andy Flower stated that there will most likely be one or two changes to the English XI for the 5th Test. Jonny Bairstow could be replaced by Matt Prior after having a poor match with both the bat and keeping gloves. While one of the three tall quicks (Steven Finn, Boyd Rankin or Chris Tremlett) could play in place of Tim Bresnan, who has had little impact in the series so far.