WI vs AUS Full Scorecard, Australia vs West Indies 2024 Updates

3rd T20I • Perth

220/6 (20)

AUS

183/5 (20)

WI won by 37 runs

Info

Fantasy

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Scorecard

Stats

Playing XI

Table

Player of the Match Andre Russell

71(29)

0/11

Player of the Series David Warner

AUS

Info

West Indies

220/6 (20)

Batters

Johnson Charles

66.67

c MS Wade b XC Bartlett

Kyle Mayers

157.14

b XC Bartlett

Nicholas Pooran

33.33

c G Maxwell b JP Behrendorff

Roston Chase

185.00

b A Zampa

Rovman Powell

(C)

150.00

c MS Wade b AM Hardie

Sherfane Rutherford

167.50

Not out

Andre Russell

244.83

c G Maxwell b SH Johnson

Romario Shepherd

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 3)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 11)

220/6

Did not Bat

Jason Holder, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph

Bowlers

EXT

9.25

7.75

12.25

9.00

16.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Johnson Charles

c MS Wade b XC Bartlett

1-4

0.6

Nicholas Pooran

c G Maxwell b JP Behrendorff

2-7

1.6

Kyle Mayers

b XC Bartlett

3-17

2.5

Roston Chase

b A Zampa

4-72

7.5

Rovman Powell

c MS Wade b AM Hardie

5-79

8.4

Andre Russell

c G Maxwell b SH Johnson

6-218

19.4

Australia

183/5 (20)

Batters

Mitchell Marsh

(C)

130.77

c J Holder b AJ Hosein

David Warner

165.31

c A Russell b RL Chase

Aaron Hardie

100.00

b R Shepherd

Josh Inglis

33.33

c & b RL Chase

Glenn Maxwell

85.71

b R Shepherd

Tim David

215.79

Not out

Matthew Wade *

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 5)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 9.15)

183/5

Did not Bat

Adam Zampa, Xavier Bartlett, Spencer Johnson, Jason Behrendorff

Bowlers

EXT

9.50

12.25

11.00

7.75

11.00

4.75

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Mitchell Marsh

c J Holder b AJ Hosein

1-68

6.3

Aaron Hardie

b R Shepherd

2-114

12.3

David Warner

c A Russell b RL Chase

3-116

13.1

Josh Inglis

c & b RL Chase

4-117

13.6

Glenn Maxwell

b R Shepherd

5-152

17.2

Match Info

Date & Time

13 Feb, 01:30 PM IST

Venue

Perth Stadium

Match

3rd T20I,

Australia vs West Indies 2024

Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Michael Graham-Smith (Australia), Sam Nogajski (Australia), Shawn Craig(Australia, TV)

Referee

David Boon (Australia)

Toss

West Indies elected to bat

4 2 1 4 1wd 1 6

Over 17

Runs: 19

4 1wd 1wd W 2 0 0 2

Over 18

Runs: 10

1 1 6 0 6 1

Over 19

Runs: 15

1lb 1 1 1 1wd 7nb 0 0

Over 20

Runs: 12

All Overs

Player of the Match Andre Russell

71(29)

0/11

Player of the Series David Warner

Commentary

Pradeep and I (Rudransh) are off too and would like to wish you a really good rest of your day! We'll see you in some other match very soon. Keep following Sportskeeda!

Marsh collects the trophy for the Australians and they pose together on the podium! End of a really good home summer for Australia and they'd now get a much-needed break before heading to New Zealand for more T20Is. The West Indian players, meanwhile, are off to the franchises!

Mitchell Marsh (Australian captain): I thought we were in great position in the first innings and I went for the kill. But they are a formidable team and we were on the wrong end of it. They bat deep. It's nice to win the series. Bartlett has had a great year. It's great to see young guys coming and doing well and bring that energy.

Rovman Powell (West Indies captain): Great to come here and win. Australian teams are really strong at home. Credit to my boys. We have had good plans right throughout the three games, it's the execution that let us down. We sat down and talked about how they are good players but we can't let them score 240 in a T20 game. Always good for players to have confidence. Sherfane was struggling in the first couple of games, we just told him to relax. As a young international captain I have a lot of things to think about, there are a lot of people knocking on the doors, maybe we can sit down and see who's doing well in the franchises. Yes, I am off to Dubai today to be with my team.

David Warner: It started off quite well for us. It's good to see the guys to get some break and freshen up ahead of the New Zealand series and then the WC. It'll be great to spend some quality time with the girls, work on their schooling, and just be home on my bed. I was quite surprised that the opening bowler who bowls at 140 and swings wasn't trying to get me out. Going to the Caribbean, there will be big boundaries and I have prepared like that. I am well and truly done. It's time for the youngsters to come in. We have a lot of young talent coming up in Australia. (Can we confirm that T20 WC would be his last?) Yes.

David Warner is the Player of the Series!

Andre Russell is the Player of the Match! Here's what he has to say: When we started the series, not really the way we wanted to get off, we had to catch up a lot but today we played some good cricket, it was a total team effort and I'm just happy to contribute. I thought, it's just wake up call for me, made me more alert, the wicket was very good, there was bounce and I was up for the challenge. Rutherford is a good striker, he was going well and I wasn't worried about when he was on strike, happy for him as well, I'm glad that we're peaking at the right time. It's good that we're consistently scoring 200 runs in the series, once we get the bowling right, it's a different team altogether.

A lot of positives for the West Indies on this tour - Russell's form, Rutherford's contribution, batting depth kicking in. There are still some concerns regarding the bowling, especially at the death but you feel they'd be tapered over when they go back home. Overall, the visiting team managed to send a message to put themselves right up there among the competitors for the World Cup. Australia were as clinical as ever in the first two games and found great contributions from everywhere. They'd like to take this match more as an aberration than a cause of concern. Post match ceremony coming up soon!

Roston Chase: We had a team talk, we don't want to leave Australia without a win, boys gave it all and we got the win we were looking for. I thought it wa sa good score, we decided if we win the toss, we will bat first, put runs on the board and put Aussies under some pressure, it worked out for us. Warner is a wonderful player, always feels good to get the wicket of a big player. We call him Superman, that 19th over actually changed the complexion of the game, turned the momentum in our favour.

West Indies win the final match of the series by 37 runs to keep the series 2-1 and take some pride home before hosting the World Cup!

Andre Russell 71 (29) | Roston Chase (2/19)
David Warner 81 (49) | Xavier Bartlett (2/37)

A hard-fought and entertaining comes to an end with the West Indies' only second T20I win here in Australia. And they have trounced the hosts just like how they were beaten in the previous two games - by getting a massive tot on the board and then defending it with aplomb and confidence.

The visitor lost early wickets in the first innings but came roaring back into the contest through that partnership between Russell and Rutherford which took them past 220. Australia looked up for it when Marsh and Warner saw off the first two overs and then upped the tempo.

They went wicketless in the powerplay too and it needed a good ball from Hosein soon after the powerplay to separate them. Hardie struggled to get going against the extended spell of spin from Hosein and Chase which ended in three quick wickets of Hardie, the well-set Warner and Inglis. Two of them came in the same over from Chase.

It was already a difficult situation, even for David and Maxwell, to try and chase 104 from 36 balls but Joseph and Shepherd sneaked in even quieter overs with an excellent mix of slowers and yorkers to take the RRR past 25. Shepherd bowled a stunning yorker to take out Maxwell and David hit a couple more big shots when the match was a long gone conclusion to pacify the not-so-happy crowd a bit.