article_snippet: World Cup winners Australia could arrive in England this summer with arguably the most fearsome pace attack in Test cricket since the ferocious West Indies sides of the 1980s.
article_snippet: Less than 48 hours after claiming their one-day prize, the Aussies turned the Aussies attention on the summer's Ashes series.
article_snippet: Australia celebrate after winning the World Cup in Melbourne on Sunday .
article_snippet: And if Alastair Cook & Co still have nightmare memories of the way they were blown apart by the pace of Mitchell Johnson as they suffered a 5-0 whitewash in Australia, then there is a new nightmare to come.
article_snippet: Mitchell Johnson's pace bowling terrorised England as Australia ran out 5-0 victors last year . '
article_snippet: If England haven’t got over the trauma of the 2013-14 series, when Mitchell Johnson took 37 wickets at 13 apiece, the Ashes will stay with Australia.
article_snippet: But Australian leggies have done well in England before… .
article_snippet: If England haven’t got over the trauma of the 2013-14 seriesthe 2013-14 series, when Mitchell Johnson took 37 wickets at 13 apiece, the Ashes the Ashes will stay with Australia.
highlights_snippet: England welcome Australia for the Ashes on home turf this summer .
  
highlights_snippet: England are looking to reclaim the urn after last year's 5-0 whitewash .