They shared dressing room beers with their defeated opponents after destroying England 4-0 to regain the Ashes.
And Australia’s all-conquering cricket heroes continued their celebrations on Tuesday for a well-earned drink at Sydney’s Coogee Pavilion.
The players were seen mingling with locals during a 10-hour get-together on the rooftop of the trendy beachside bar in the city’s east.
Nathan Lyon was among the players spotted chatting to a group of smiling women after the team arrived at around midday.
Australia’s Ashes heroes celebrated on Tuesday for a well-earned drink at Sydney’s Coogee Pavilion. Nathan Lyon was among the players spotted chatting to a group of women
Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins and Mitch Marsh are pictured sharing a joke with a group of women during the post-Ashes celebrations
The players mingled with locals during the get-together on the rooftop of the beachside bar. Australian captain Steve Smith is pictured taking a hat from a woman during the celebrations
Nathan Lyon is seen taking a sip of his drink as he stands beside Australian all-rounder Mitch Marsh
With his baseball cap backwards and his sunglasses perched on his head, the 30-year-old shared a joke with the four female revellers.
MailOnline revealed last month Lyon was at the centre of a love triangle and had been in a secret year-long relationship with glamorous blonde, Emma McCarthy.
The revelations were said to have ‘devastated’ a ‘completely blindsided’ Melissa Waring – his long-term partner and mother of his two children.
Meanwhile, a senior Barmy Army member on Tuesday joined the Australian side on the rooftop of the popular bar.
MailOnline revealed last month Lyon was at the centre of a love triangle and had been in a secret year-long relationship
It is understood Lyon has been seeing glamorous blonde Emma McCarthy (pictured)
Steve Smith is seen leaning in towards a group of revellers at the Sydney bar on Tuesday
The star off-spinner is pictured outside the popular bar with his baseball cap backwards and his sunglasses perched on his head
The Englishman, wearing an orange shirt and board shorts, led the players into a tribute song to England off-spinner and middle order batsman, Moeen Ali.
Mitch Marsh and Pat Cummins were among the players to join the chorus, before Steve Smith joined a Barmy Army chant dedicated to England captain Joe Root.
‘They were getting amongst it – what would you do if you just want the Ashes?’ a source who was at the bar told Daily Mail Australia.
Later in the day, Smith was spotted with his arm around fast-bowler Mitch Starc as the pair appeared to be in deep conversation.
From left to right, Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins, Steve Smith and Josh Hazlewood are seen leaving the bar at around 10pm
The celebrations come after the Australian players shared dressing room beers with their defeated opponents after destroying England 4-0 to regain the Ashes
Shaun Marsh and Jackson Bird (pictured) were pictured smoking on the rooftop of the Coogee Pavillion
Bird is pictured with a cigarette in hand as he chats to Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Marsh
Two Ashes stars, Shaun Marsh and Jackson Bird, have come under fire after they were captured smoking during the celebrations.
The pair puffed on cigarettes throughout the day as they chatted to other players and fellow partygoers.
‘It is really poor judgement and really poor role modelling for them to be doing this in public,’ Dr Sarah White from Quit Victoria told The Daily Telegraph.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Cricket Australia for comment.
Jackson Bird and Shaun Marsh are seen smoking cigarettes as they celebrated Australia’s Ashes win
A senior Barmy Army member on Tuesday joined the Australian side on the rooftop of the popular bar
Steve Smith (pictured) joined a Barmy Army chant dedicated to England captain Joe Root
Josh Hazlewood, Nathan Lyon and Jackson Bird are pictured as the leave the popular Sydney bar
A spokesman told the Telegraph: ‘We are aware the players celebrated in a responsible manner following Australia’s Ashes win.’
The Ashes series started with spiteful barbs, but finished with shared beers in the SCG rooms.
Lyon and David Warner put England’s noses out of joint with a handful of incendiary comments before the five-Test series.
Lyon spoke of his side’s desire to end careers, while Warner fired the opening salvo in October when he used the words ‘hatred’ and ‘war’ in describing the rivalry.
Captain Steve Smith is seen speaking to his star off-spinner Nathan Lyon
Australian cricket captain Steve Smith is pictured chatting with a group of revellers on Tuesday
It is understood the team arrived at the Coogee bar at around midday and left at about 10pm
Mitchell Starc is seen with his arm around Steve Smith as he chats to Nathan Lyon
England captain Joe Root fired back in response to Lyon’s words, saying ‘that’s not how I’d want my players to go about things’.
The vexed issue of sledging reared its head during the series opener in Brisbane, while there were a couple of tense verbal stoushes at Adelaide Oval.
However, both camps insisted throughout the summer there was always a level of mutual respect.
The proof came when Australia and England engaged in the customary post-series tradition of sharing stories and a drink.
The side, including Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins and Steve Smith (pictured from left to right) celebrated victory over England on Tuesday
Star off-spinner Nathan Lyon chats with fast bowler Josh Hazlewood following their celebrations
Fast bowler Pat Cummins is seen talking on his phone as he fellow cricket star chat in the foreground
‘Yes, we will be going into their dressing room for a beer and to chew the fat,’ England veteran Jimmy Anderson said.
‘It’s always good. Obviously, it’s better when we win, but we’ve just got to cop that on the chin.
‘The whole series has been played in a really good spirit. There were always going to be a few talking points around an Ashes series.
‘Because it’s so high profile and both teams are desperate to win, that’s the nature of this series.’