Moeen Ali says Englandâs series-winning side are motivated to finish the job in Australia by the talent sitting on the sidelines.
Having already taken a decisive 3-0 lead, the tourists are looking to keep alive their hopes of a historic whitewash with another success in Adelaide.
There will be one enforced change for Fridayâs Australia Day clash, Liam Plunkett out with the hamstring strain he suffered in Sydney leaving David Willey and Tom Curran primed for a recall.
But, with a first ever 5-0 scoreline against Australia still on the cards, there is no appetite for rest or rotation among the rest of the team.
Sam Billings, Dawid Malan and Jake Ball are the other squad members snapping at the heels of the first XI and, with Ben Stokes also set to return once he has appeared in court on a charge of affray, nobody wants to surrender their spot.
âEveryone is keen to make history here, 3-0 up is a great position and everyone is keen to be on the park, to keep playing the way weâre playing,â he said.
âWeâve got some brilliant players who canât get into the team and you donât want to give your spot up. You want to be part of this team.
âThe guys who are not in are training so hard to try and get in but at the moment, the way weâre playing, everyone is doing something on the field and itâs hard to get in.
âYou see the guys guys who arenât in â obviously Ben Stokes, who hopefully is going to come back into the team and make it even stronger, players like Sam Billings and Tom Curran who are terrific white-ball players and canât get into the team and that shows where we are at the moment.â
Despite his enthusiasm, Moeen will be stepping aside for the forthcoming Twenty20 tri-series, an almost inevitable consequence of his status as a three-format player and the exhaustive nature of the schedule.
And while a period of time at home certainly appeals, he has also seen at first hand the benefits of reinvigorating the squad with changes between formats.
Ben Stokes is set to return to action soon.
âWe did that a couple of years ago, where Jimmy (Anderson) and Broady (Stuart Broad) stopped playing white-ball cricket,â he said.
âWeâve got bowlers now who are fresh when they come into these teams. After the Ashes series we had Mark Wood and Liam Plunkett, who are guys that bowl fast.
âWhen youâve played the Ashes and lost and those fresh faces come in to lift the dressing room the environment is completely different.
âIâm going to miss being around for those two weeks and playing the T20s but itâs been a long time. Iâm not looking forward to the cold but Iâm looking forward to getting home and seeing the family for a couple of weeks.â
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