Aussies in ODI tri-series with SA, Windies

[Pies4shaw]

46 needed from 24 balls. Just the 1 wicket keeping the Aussies at bay.

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Starc has bowled his 10 overs (3/43). Hazlewood has 3/49 from 9 overs, Zampa has 3/50 from 9.2.

[Pies4shaw]

Zampa kept them to 5 runs from his last over. 41 required from 3 overs, now.

[Pies4shaw]

And Australia win it by 36 runs with a run out. The last 7 wickets fell for 42. Brilliant bowling comeback when SA looked comfortable in the chase.

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Warner was named Man of the Match for his brilliant century.

[Donny]

5th Match: West Indies v Australia. at Basseterre on Jun 13.

17:00 GMT | 03:00 AEST

Played at Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts.

[Pies4shaw]

Dave Warner broke his finger fielding in the SA run-chase. It is being reported he will miss at least 2 and up to 6 weeks. So, no Warner at Warner Park, I'm afraid.

[Donny]

The three West Indies players who have not played the first two games are Shannon Gabriel, Ashely Nurse - neither of whom has played an ODI before - and Jonathan Carter. It remains to be seen if the selectors make any changes for their first match in St Kitts.

West Indies (possible) 1 Johnson Charles, 2 Andre Fletcher, 3 Darren Bravo, 4 Marlon Samuels, 5 Denesh Ramdin (wk), 6 Kieron Pollard, 7 Carlos Brathwaite, 8 Jason Holder (capt), 9 Sulieman Benn, 10 Sunil Narine, 11 Jerome Taylor

Australia made three changes for the previous game, in part due to the change in conditions. The injury suffered by Warner during Saturday's game will force at least one change, with either Travis Head or Glenn Maxwell likely to come in and Usman Khawaja the best option to move up the order and open.

Australia (possible) 1 Aaron Finch, 2 Usman Khawaja, 3 Steven Smith (capt), 4 George Bailey, 5 Glenn Maxwell/Travis Head, 6 Mitchell Marsh, 7 Matthew Wade (wk), 8 James Faulkner, 9 Mitchell Starc, 10 Adam Zampa, 11 Josh Hazlewood

Pitch and conditions

On Saturday, the pitch was hard and offered something for the fast bowlers early, before slowing up a little later in the first innings. There was reverse swing available for Australia's bowlers as well. The short boundaries at Warner Park always give batsmen the chance to post big totals.

Stats and trivia

Australia and West Indies last met in an ODI at Warner Park in 2008, when Luke Ronchi smashed a 22-ball half-century that was then the second-fastest in Australia's ODI history. David Hussey surpassed it later in the same innings with a 19-ball fifty

West Indies' previous ODI at Warner Park was a memorable one for two of their batsmen - Denesh Ramdin, who slammed 169, and Darren Bravo, who made 124 in a 91-run win over Bangladesh

Mitchell Starc needs five wickets to complete 100 scalps in ODIs. If he does so in his next four games, he will be the quickest man in history to the milestone

Cricinfo.

[Donny]

West Indies win the toss and opt to bowl first.

[Donny]

Travis Head in for Warner and Starc rested again.

In, Nathan Coulter-nile.

[Donny]

Windies XI

J Charles, ADS Fletcher, DM Bravo, MN Samuels, D Ramdin†, KA Pollard, CR Brathwaite, JO Holder*, SP Narine, SJ Benn, JE Taylor

Ausssies XI

AJ Finch, UT Khawaja, SPD Smith*, GJ Bailey, MR Marsh, TM Head, MS Wade†, JP Faulkner, NM Coulter-Nile, A Zampa, JR Hazlewood

[Donny]

Finch departs for a blob.

After 7 overs. 1/25.

[Pies4shaw]

5/250. Two overs to go. Khawaja run out for 98, Smith made 74 and Bailey is 51*.

[Pies4shaw]

Australia finish with 7/266.

[Pies4shaw]

WIndies are 1/85 from 13 overs. Fletcher is the man out, caught Bailey, bowled Faulkner for 27. Johnson Charles is doing the damage - 47 from 38 balls, so far. Under 5 RPO required from here.