Which Crash game is described by Wikipedia as the series' fifth title?

Crash Bash is described by Wikipedia as the fifth title in the Crash Bandicoot series.

Released for the original PlayStation in 2000, Crash Bash changed the formula from linear platforming to party-game competition. It contains 28 mini-games across several categories, including Ballistix, Polar Push, Pogo Pandemonium, Crate Crush, Tank Wars, Crash Dash, and Medieval Mayhem.

The game is notable because it was the first Crash title not developed by Naughty Dog. Eurocom developed it with Cerny Games, while Sony Computer Entertainment published it. Its Adventure mode links the mini-games through trophies, gems, crystals, and boss arenas.

The “fifth title” description refers to the series’ release sequence, not to Crash Bash being the fifth numbered platform game. The earlier entries were Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, Crash Bandicoot: Warped, and Crash Team Racing. Crash Bash was also the first series entry in the party genre.