Australia Stayed his major run on the tour West indiesA comprehensive registration Three wickets win in 4 T20I In Warner Park, a series of five matches was sealed.
The West Indies set a formidable goal
To bowl first after winning the toss, Australia faced an immediate attack from the West Indies batsmen. Despite losing the initial wickets, the hosts posted a challenging 205/9 in their 20 overs, contributing to the batting lineup. Sherfen Rutherford’s Quickfire ensured a strong total from 31 off 15 balls, Rowman Powell’s 22 runs, and Romario Shepherd (18 runs 18 runs), Jason Holder (16 runs 16), and Matthew Ford (15 off 7). Adam Zampa was a pick of Australian bowlers, who claimed 3 wickets for 54 runs, while Aaron Hardy and Xavier Bartlet stuck with two wickets in each.
Glenn Maxwell leads Australian Chase
In response, Australia’s chase left for a rocky start, losing Michel Marsh for a duck. However, Glenn MaxwellThe match player carried out a sensational attack, scoring 47 runs off just 18 balls including 6 Towering Six to keep Australia back on track. Josh Iglis continued speed with a well -compiled half a century, scored 51 runs in 30 delivery, 10 fours and a six. Cameron Green then beautifully anchored the innings, not recorded an important 55 out of 35 balls, ensuring that Australia was ahead at the required run rate.
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Despite a middle-wall, where the West Indies took quick wickets, including a triple strike from Zedia Blades (3/29), Australia caught his nerve. Australia crossed the Finnish line in 19.2 overs, with some disciplined batting at a distance of 16 runs from a valuable 23 runs of Aaron Hardy.
The victory marks Australia’s fourth consecutive win in the series, highlighting their widespread performance throughout the tour. While the West Indies showed a glow of glow with the bat, his bowling unit struggled to include Australian power-hitlers on a pitch, offering a little help to the bowlers and preferred strokeplays.
The series is now 4–0 in favor of Australia, one match remaining, which is played at the same place on Monday, 28 July.
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