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West Indies vs Australia, 4th T20I Match Summary

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Match Ended

4th T20I, Warner Park, Basseterre , Jul 26, 2025

West Indies

205/9 (20.0/20)

Australia

206/7 (19.2/20)

Australia beat West Indies by 3 wickets

Player of the Match

Glenn Maxwell

47(18)

WI 205/9

Top Batsmen

Sherfane Rutherford

31 (15)

4x4s
2x6s
206.66SR

Romario Shepherd

28 (18)

4x4s
1x6s
155.55SR

Top Bowlers

Adam Zampa

ECON 13.50

OVERS

54/3

R/W

Aaron Hardie

ECON 6.00

OVERS

24/2

R/W

AUS 206/7

Top Batsmen

Cameron Green

55 (35)

3x4s
3x6s
157.14SR

Josh Inglis

51 (30)

10x4s
1x6s
170SR

Top Bowlers

Jediah Blades

ECON 7.25

OVERS

29/3

R/W

Akeal Hosein

ECON 10.80

3.2

OVERS

36/1

R/W

Right then, that’s all from us for this contest. Be sure to join us again on Monday, 28th July, for the fifth and final T20I of the series, coming to you from the same venue. That match gets underway at 11 pm GMT, but as always, we’ll be with you well before then with all the pre-match build-up and insights. Until then, take care and goodbye!

The captain of Australia, Mitchell Marsh, says it was a good effort with the ball. He mentions they managed to pick up a few early wickets and navigate some tricky periods in the middle. Marsh shares that 230 felt like a par score on this surface and credits the bowling unit for an outstanding performance. He admits it can get a bit hectic when a team comes hard at you, but says the message in the group has always been about staying calm and executing the plans under pressure. Marsh states that while Test cricket can be a grind, it is great to see Green enjoying himself in this format, and adds that he is an important part of the side moving forward.

Shai Hope, the West Indies skipper, says that defending the score is difficult, and they needed more runs to defend the total later on, which is why they went hard with the bat. Shares that the young bowlers showed that they are very capable and lauds Jediah Blades, who was excellent today. Adds that left-arm seamers are always a big asset to any side. Mentions that the fielding has been sub par and they know the importance of good fielding. Closes by adding that taking good catches or stopping runs makes a massive difference in the contest.

Glenn Maxwell wins the Player of the Match award. He mentions it was great to watch the power-hitters express themselves and for some of the batters to step up despite batting out of their usual positions. Maxwell shares that it was good fun at the top and adds that he always looks to contribute to the team in any way he can. He says it feels great to be part of a side playing such exciting cricket and hopes the momentum continues for a long time.

Presentation time...

Earlier, the West Indies batted first and posted 205/9, with contributions in the 20s from Rovman Powell, Romario Shepherd, and Jason Holder. Sherfane Rutherford top-scored with 31. For Australia, Aaron Hardie, Xavier Bartlett, and Sean Abbott each claimed two wickets, while Adam Zampa picked up three but proved expensive. Nathan Ellis went wicketless but impressed with an economical spell, conceding less than six runs per over. Another commanding win for the visitors to complete a comfortable chase, while the West Indies will hope to bounce back and salvage some pride in the final game of the series.

For the West Indies, Jediah Blades stood out with an impressive spell, claiming three wickets. Jason Holder, Romario Shepherd, and Akeal Hosein chipped in with one wicket each. While the hosts showed noticeable improvement with the ball and managed to take the match deep, missed opportunities in the field ultimately cost them. They remain winless in the series as Australia take a 4-0 lead in the five-match series.

Australia have wrapped up another confident run-chase to clinch the fourth T20I by three wickets, sealing the win with four balls to spare. Chasing a formidable 206, the visitors suffered an early setback with captain Mitchell Marsh dismissed for a duck. However, explosive innings from Glenn Maxwell (47 off 18) and Josh Inglis (51 off 30) put them firmly in control. The middle order wobbled slightly, with Cooper Connolly and Mitchell Owen falling cheaply, but Cameron Green once again steadied the innings. Playing a mature knock, Green notched up his third fifty of the series and guided Australia home in the final over.

Over 19.2 : 206/7

2 Runs

119.1
119.2

S. Abbott

1 (1)

C. Green

55 (35)

A. Hosein

3.2-0-36-1

19.2

Akeal Hosein To Sean Abbott

Australia win by 3 wickets and extend the lead to 4-0! Darted in at the hips, on the shorter side, Sean Abbott nudges it behind square on the leg side for a single.

19.1

Akeal Hosein To Cameron Green

Uh, oh! It has started to rain but the play will continue! Short and on off, Green rocks back and punches it to long off for a single. Scores level!

Over 19 : 204/7

9 Runs

218.1
118.2
418.3
118.4
W 18.5
118.6

C. Green

54 (34)

S. Abbott

0 (0)

R. Shepherd

4-0-59-1

18.6

Romario Shepherd To Cameron Green

Very full, on off, Green jams it out in front of mid off. Shimron Hetmyer is caught on his heels on the edge of the ring and Cameron manages to sneak in the single to keep strike.

Sean Abbott walks in at 9.

18.5

Romario Shepherd To Cameron Green OUT!

OUT! RUN OUT! Always an unfortunate way to get out like this! Full toss, at the stumps, Green picks the bones out of it and thumps it back towards the stumps at the bowling end. On his follow-through, Romario Shepherd sticks out his left hand and the ball clips him around the left thumb. It goes back onto the stumps. The third umpire is called in and the touch is confirmed. Xavier Bartlett is well short while backing up.

18.4

Romario Shepherd To Xavier Bartlett

Full and on off, Xavier Bartlett drags it towards long on for a single.

18.3

Romario Shepherd To Xavier Bartlett

FOUR! Just over and Australia are now one big hit away! On a length, outside off, Xavier Bartlett frees his arms and swings through. Does not quite get hold of it but gets enough to clear the leaping Shimron Hetmyer there at mid off. 4 needed off 9 for Australia.

18.2

Romario Shepherd To Cameron Green

Full and on off, Green drives it down to long off for a single.

18.1

Romario Shepherd To Cameron Green

DROPPED! Sherfane Rutherford got there but could not hold on! Low full toss from around the wicket, Cameron Green sets up deep in the crease and drags it flat towards deep mid-wicket where Sherfane gets across to his left in the deep and as he tries to put in the dive, he slips and the ball bursts through his hands. Two runs taken.

Over 18 : 195/6

6 Runs

117.1
217.2
017.3
117.4
117.5
117.6

C. Green

50 (30)

X. Bartlett

4 (6)

M. Forde

4-0-43-0

17.6

Matthew Forde To Cameron Green

FIFTY for Cameron Green! 3rd half-century in 4 innings this series for Green. He has been a beacon of consistency. Forde nails the yorker, around off, Cameron jams it out in front of mid off for a single. Gets to his half-century and keeps the strike. Australia need 11 from 12.

17.5

Matthew Forde To Xavier Bartlett

In the blockhole, on off, Xavier digs it out beside the strip on the off side for a run.

17.4

Matthew Forde To Cameron Green

Keeps it full and straight, on middle and leg, Green smashes it towards long and will have to settle for a single this time.

17.3

Matthew Forde To Cameron Green

Low full toss, outside off, Green throws his hands at the ball and the ball goes along the ground but quickly towards short third. The substitute fielder, Alzarri Joseph moves to his left quickly and gets low to make the stop.

17.2

Matthew Forde To Cameron Green

A yorker, at the toes, Cameron Green brings his bat out in front of the front pad and whips it to the right of long on. Xavier Bartlett comes charging back and makes his ground at the bowling end. Two runs taken.

17.1

Matthew Forde To Xavier Bartlett

Pace off and into the wicket from around the wicket, outside off, Xavier Bartlett drags the pull to deep mid-wicket for a single.

The West Indies have been penalised for the slow over rate. They will have to bring in an extra fielder inside the circle.

Over 17 : 189/6

4 Runs

W 16.1
016.2
016.3
116.4
116.5
1 WD 16.6
116.6

X. Bartlett

2 (4)

C. Green

46 (26)

J. Holder

4-0-38-1

16.6