Key takeaways from the England vs Australia T20Is

Marcus Stoinis' position in the team is rather an unknown aspect.

He was backed as the finisher in the first two games.

Stoinis produced scores 23* and 35. However, in the third T20I, he was squeezed into the top order.

He came in and scored 26 at number 3.

Australia need to settle the situation here and identify a particular role for Stoinis.

Steve Smith had a forgettable series after managing scores of 18. 10 and 3 respectively.

Smith does his best work at number three and pushing him down the order wouldn't benefit the Aussies as seen on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, Glenn Maxwell didn't live up to his hype ahead of the IPL 2020 season.

With scores of 1, 26 and 6, Maxwell was underwhelming.

Australia have several options in that finishing role, however, they need to identify the best possible bet in that number six position.

If Stoinis comes in at number five, then Mitchell Marsh can be backed at number six.

He was only picked for the third T20 but he made the chance count.

He scored 39* runs off 36 balls to help his side win.

England leg-spinner Adil Rashid finished the series with six wickets at 12.50 and an economy rate of 6.25.

His 3/21 in the third match was his best spell in the series, but it was the damage he did in the opening T20I that set the tone.

He had removed Smith and Maxwell within four balls to flip the match on its head.