Chambers Bay was a controversial choice of venue in 2015, with greens so poor that the USGA had to introduce chalk lines to mark where the fairway ended and the green began, while it was also a logistical nightmare as two or three holes were out-of-bounds for spectators. "I get criticised for not smiling enough but if you can't smile after a performance like that there would be something wrong with me. I'm delighted everything came together. We played good football on the front foot to try and win the game. It's a good night for us. I knew the players were confident and they showed it. We had to dig-in but we defended well although the legs went a bit towards the end. A great night with a great atmosphere. "The welcome I got was really, really nice and I always love coming back. The first Test at the Gabba starts on December 8 and the fifth and final Test is scheduled for Perth's Optus Stadium on January 14.©2021 Sky UK