WI vs AUS Live Cricket Score

31.3 OUT! STUNNING CATCH! Shamar Joseph strikes, and he is pumped up! He serves this a touch fuller and just on off, shaping away slightly. Usman Khawaja gets forward to block but only manages to get a thin outside edge, which goes to the left of the keeper. Shai Hope initially moves a bit to his right, but then flings himself to his left to snatch it with his outstretched left glove just above the ground. Superb catch from the keeper. Khawaja departs after a fighting 23 off 92, and the Aussies are two down now.  68/2

16.1 OUT! LBW! Justin Greaves draws first blood on his very first delivery! The bowling change has worked wonders for the West Indies. Greaves begins with a fuller delivery, on middle and off, gets it to nip back in sharply. Sam Konstas steps across to play but does so down the wrong line. The ball sneaks past the inside edge and hits him on the front pad. There is a huge shout for LBW, and up goes the finger. However, Sam takes the review here. UltraEdge confirms no bat involved, and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Konstas has to walk back after a gritty 17 off 53, and Australia lose their first.  28/1

49 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Jayden Seales is on fire and has his man, finally! Bowls a similar kind of delivery, on a good length and keeps the line around the off stump, draws the batter to play it forward. Cameron Green plants his front leg forward and looks to just block out, but the ball shapes away after pitching and beats the outside edge of the bat. Goes on and hits the top of the off stump. A dream delivery for any bowler, and Seales gets what he deserves as he has bowled his heart out throughout the day, and this is an amazing ball to get his first wicket. Australia are 129/3.  129/3

56 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! After a couple of lucky escapes earlier this session, Steve Smith's luck runs out here. Shamar Joseph goes fuller and outside off, tempting the batter. Smith obliges and goes chasing after it to play the big booming drive. The ball moves away a bit and takes the outside edge towards first slip, where Brandon King takes a sharp catch with a reverse cup near his midriff. Smith goes back for 48, and the Aussies are four down now!  157/4

65 OUT! TAKEN SUPERBLY! Justin Greaves gets his second, but honestly, most of the credit goes to Anderson Phillip for a stunning catch. This is on a good length and outside off again, Travis Head once again tries to take it on and go over extra covers. The ball bounces a bit more and hits the upper half of the bat and lobs up wide of mid off. Phillip, the substitute fielder, runs quickly to his right and absolutely flies to grab it with two hands inches above the ground. He is ecstatic, and so are the other Windies players, and why should they not be, as this is a huge wicket for them. Head departs for 20 off 53, and Australia are 189/6!  189/6

59.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! The love story between Shamar Joseph and Australia continues. He bends his back and hits the length hard this time in the corridor of uncertainty, gets it to shape away as well. Beau Webster, without moving his feet, tries to push it away. The head position and the foot position are all wrong, and all he does is nick it behind where Shai Hope makes no mistake, as he pouches it around his chest height. Australia lose half their side now!  161/5

66.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Justin Greaves has three now! He gets two in two overs and both the set batters as well. This is a bit fuller and around off, shaping back in, tempting the batter. Alex Carey is in the mindset of scoring runs and goes for the big drive, but without moving his feet and leaving a big gap between bat and pad. The ball moves in to take the inside edge, and Shai Hope behind the stumps, takes a nice catch. Carey fails to convert his start, and the Aussies are seven down now!  198/7

69.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Australia are nine down and the skipper walks back. On a good length and around off, Pat Cummins clears out his front leg away, and goes for a big lofted shot down the ground. He fails to get underneath it, and also, the bat face gets turned in his hands. The ball goes flat to long on, where Kevlon Anderson doesn't even have to move an inch as he pouches it around his chest height. Jayden Seales picks his third, and this has been sensational bowling from the West Indies post the Dinner session.  216/9

68 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Jayden Seales picks up his second, and Mitchell Starc fails to make any contribution with the bat in his 100th Test. Bowls it full and around off, from wide of the crease to make an inward movement. Mitchell Starc throws his hands at it without any foot movement and plays the wrong line. The ball beats the inside edge of the bat and rattles the top of the off stump. Australia are eight down and they have slipped from 157/3 to 199/8 in this session only.  199/8

70.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Australia have been bowled out for 225, and Shamar Joseph has a four-fer to his name. Bowls it on the hard length and outside off, Josh Hazlewood backs away and tries to slice it over point. He remains far from it and ends up getting a top edge which goes towards deep third, where Alzarri Joseph runs to his left and pouches this good catch, while running only. This has been a brilliant display of bowling from the West Indies collectively.  225/10

16.2 OUT! LBW! Josh Hazlewood strikes on his second ball of DAY 2! Bowls it full and around middle, angling in, Brandon King prods forward and looks to defend it, but plays the wrong line. Gets beaten on the inside edge and gets hit on the front pad. There goes a big appeal for LBW, and the umpire raises his finger. But Brandon King takes a review! The third umpire is called in, and he confirms that there is no bat involved from the replays. Ball Tracking presents that there would be an Umpire's call on clipping the top off the leg stump. The on-field decision stands, and King has to go back after playing a knock of 14(42). West Indies are 28/2.  28/2

4.2 OUT! STRAIGHT THROUGH THE GATES! Mitchell Starc eventually has his man, and he draws first blood in his 100th Test. Bowls it full and pitches it just around off, gets it to seam back in from there. Kevlon Anderson comes forward and looks to drive it as he throws his hands at it. Gets nowhere near the pitch of the ball and plays the wrong line. The ball swings back in, and Anderson generates an inside edge of the bat as the ball goes and rattles the leg stump. Starc is pumped up, and the debutant goes back for just 3(14). West Indies are 11/1.  11/1

26.4 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Pat Cummins gets his man his time! No need for a review, and this is a peach of a delivery. Back of a length and just on off, gets some extra bounce as this one shoots up off the surface. Roston Chase gets in two minds whether to play or leave it, but is late to get his bat out of the way in time. The ball takes the outside edge and goes straight to first slip, where Usman Khawaja gets a bit surprised but manages to hold onto this catch around his chest height. Chase departs for 18 off 71, and West Indies are 58/3!  58/3

35.1 OUT! LBW! Scott Boland joins the party now! He comes around the wicket and serves this full, nipping back in. John Campbell strides across but lets it hit the pads, as he shoulders his arms and looks to pad it away. There is a huge shout for LBW, and up goes the finger. However, Campbell takes the review here. No bat involved, obviously, as no shot offered, and impact also won't matter here. Ball Tracking shows pitching in line and wickets hitting. A lapse of judgement, and Campbell is gone after a gritty 36 off 65. Windies are four down now!  82/4

38.3 OUT! TIMBER! Josh Hazlewood has two now! Mikyle Louis absolutely throws his wicket away here with a shot that was not at all needed at this time. This is on a hard length and on off, holding its line. Louis stays back in his crease and looks to swipe it across the line from the front foot, but the length is just not right for that shot. He misses it completely as the ball goes through the underedge of the bat and rattles the stumps. Windies lose half their side now!  95/5

46.3 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Scott Boland has his man, and Shai Hope is outfoxed! Pitches it more up than the previous one and keeps the line around the off stump, gets it move back in and creates an inward angle from wide of the crease. Shai Hope prods forward and looks to push it away from his body. Gets a bit surprised as the ball angles more and beats the inside edge of the bat and goes through the gap between pad and bat to rattle the off stump. Hope goes for 23(35) and Windies are six down!  124/6

48.3 OUT! RUN OUT! This is madness from Windies as they lose their eighth wicket, and their only recognised batter is also gone! On a good length and just outside off, Justin Greaves hangs back and punches it through the vacant cover region. He runs the first two very quickly and goes to take another out of nowhere. Sam Konstas goes to chase after it from extra cover and cuts it off with a slide. He quickly gets up and fires a throw to the bowling end, after carefully seeing where the batter is short. Scott Boland there does a good backup and collects the ball just behind the stumps and dislodges the bails in time. Though Justin Greaves tries to drag his bat but it is referred upstairs as all the players of Australia go in celebappeal. The third umpire is called in and he confirms it after watching the replays that Justin has fallen short there and he will have to go. Greaves looks in disbelief and walks back. West Indies are 135/8.  135/8

47.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Windies are seven down, and this is a soft dismissal. Bowls it full and around off, not that full. Alzarri Joseph uses his feet and tries to take on the bowler. He goes for a big lofted shot downtown but doesn't reach the pitch of the ball. Ends up mistiming it off the bottom part of the bat, and the ball lobs up towards mid off. Steve Smith there moves to his left a bit and pouches it around his face height. West Indies are 127/7.  127/7

52.1 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Scott Boland finishes the things off, and West Indies have been bowled out for 143! Bowls it fuller and from around the wicket, keeps it into the stumps and from wide of the crease to create an inward angle. Shamar Joseph skips down the track and looks to take on the bowler. He goes for a big lofted shot downtown, but gets nowhere near the pitch of the ball. Completely misses it, and the ball beats the outside edge of the bat and goes on to hit the middle stump. Scott Boland gets his third, and this has been a fantastic bowling performance from the Aussies.  143/10

50 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Windies lose their ninth wicket, and they are on the verge of getting bundled out under 150. Cummins bowls it on the back of a length and keeps the line the same around the fifth stump, from wide of the crease to create an inward angle and then gets it to straighten out after pitching. Too good for a lower-order batter. Jomel Warrican presses back and looks to just push it into the off side with a horizontal bat. His feet go nowhere and he generates a thin outside edge that goes behind the stumps, where the keeper Alex Carey pouches it around his chest. West Indies are 137/9.  137/9

5.5 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Shamar Joseph is a machine, as they like to call him, and he is showing his prowess here, rattling the top order of Australia again and again! Bowls it full and a bit outside off, gets it to skid through the surface with pace on. Usman Khawaja takes out his front leg forward a bit and goes to cover his off stump. He throws his hands at it and looks to drive it on the up. Doesn't reach the pitch of the ball as he has played it too far away from his body. Gets an inside edge and the ball goes onto hit the off stump. Joseph gets his second, and Khawaja goes back for 14(21). Australia are 19/2, as both openers are back in the hut.  19/2

1.5 OUT! CAUGHT! There you go, Shamar Joseph weaves his magic, and the first one is down for Australia. Bowls it on the hard length and keeps the line around the sixth stump, gets to move away from the batter. Sam Konstas stands tall and throws his hands at it. He plays this away from his body and just goes to push at it. Generate an outside edge that flies to the gully fielder, where Roston Chase takes this comfortably around his waist height, staying low. Australia are rocked early, and Sam Konstas has failed again to make any impact. A miserable series for him!  0/1

29.1 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Shamar Joseph strikes on the very first ball of Day 3, and the overnight set batter Cameron Green is gone! Bowls it on the hard length and from wide of the crease to bring this inward. Cameron Green plants his front leg forward and gets late in judging the line of the ball. He shoulders his arms, thinking that it would shape away, but the ball continues to come in at an angle and rattles the off stump. Green walks back, and this is a huge wicket for the Windies, considering how this game is shaping up! Shamar continues to impress, as this is his 50th Test wicket, and Australia are effectively 181/7.  99/7

9 OUT! PLAYED ON! Alzarri Joseph has his man, and Australia are three down! Bowls it on the fullish length and a touch outside off, threatens to come in but gets it to straighten out after pitching. Also, the ball stays a bit low, and Steve Smith does not come forward and looks to just block it with soft hands. But he plays it away from his body without much foot movement. The ball takes the inside edge of the bat and goes on to crash into the off stump after clipping his front pad. Smith can't believe what he has done and walks back in disbelief. Windies players are in celebration and the crowd are on their feet in Kingston. That short-pitched stuff has worked for Alzarri as Smith's feet went nowhere, and he perished. Australia are 28/3.  28/3

16.4 OUT! TAKEN IN THE SLIPS! Justin Greaves strikes now and gets the massive wicket of Travis Head. This is on a good length and in the channel outside off, shapes away slightly. Travis Head gets across and tries to push at it, but his feet go nowhere. He just hangs his bat away, and the ball takes the outside edge. It flies towards second slip, where Kevlon Anderson dives to his right to take a fantastic catch inches above the ground. The umpires want to make sure whether the catch is clean or not, and the replays show that his fingers are underneath the ball. Andersone makes up for his missed run-out chance, and Head is gone. Aussies are four down!  50/4

20.3 OUT! BOWLED'EM! An absolute jaffa from Alzarri Joseph! He hits the good length and just on middle and off, threatens to angle in, but this one straightens after hitting the deck. Beau Webster has a tentative push from the crease but gets squared up as he plays for the inward movement. The ball sneaks past the outside edge and hits the top of the off stump. Webster could not really do much about that, as this is almost a perfect delivery. Australia reeling at 69/5!  69/5

21 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Alzarri Joseph with the double whammy! It looks like the blow to the helmet was still playing on the mind of Alex Carey, and he goes for a duck. This one is fuller again and around off, shaping away. Carey comes charging down the track to heave it across the line, but goes at it wildly and loses his shape. Gets a thin outside edge towards first slip where Brandon King takes a sharp catch. Aussies are six down now!  69/6

32.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Now, the turn is of Alzarri Joseph, who gets his four-fer here, and the skipper of Australia walks back! A short-of-a-length delivery, attempted in the body of the batter, that climbs on Cummins around middle. Pat Cummins goes back but gets cramped up for room as the ball follows him. He tries to bring his bat down in an attempt to save himself, getting hurt and playing out this into the leg side. He takes his eyes off the ball, and the ball catches the leading edge and balloons up towards short leg. Kevlon Anderson, stationed there, reacts quickly and moves to his right to grab this sharp catch. Cummins goes back for 5(32) and Australia are 105/8.  105/8

35.5 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Just brilliant from Shamar Joseph as he also gets a four-fer here! Fires in a yorker, well-directed, around middle, right in the blockhole, as he has bowled a short ball on the previous one. The weight of Scott Boland remains on the back foot, and Boland gets surprised a bit by this one. He tries to bring his bat down but gets late, and the ball beats the outside edge of the bat and crashes into the middle stump. Windies are on fire, and they are trying hard to keep the lead of Australia as little as they can. Aussies are 116/9.  116/9

37 OUT! BOWLED'EM! DONE AND DUSTED! Australia have been bowled out for 121, and the target for the Windies is 204! Alzarri Joseph finishes the things as he picks a fifer here! Bowls a yorker, around middle, from around the wicket, gets it to swing back in the air. Josh Hazlewood stays leg side of the ball as he tries to keep it out into the off side. Brings his bat down and looks to push it just away, but plays the wrong line. The ball beats the outside edge of the bat and rattles the middle stump. Too good for a lower-order batter, and Hazlewood can't do much there!  121/10

0.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! WOW! Would you believe it? Australia and Mitchell Starc have started the fourth inning with a wicket, and this match is racing away pretty quickly. Just what the doctor ordered, stuff for Aussies! Bowls it full and from wide of the crease to create an inward angle, and then gets it to move away from there after pitching. John Campbell is drawn forward as he goes to defend it off the front foot. He isn't in complete balance with his shot and just has a mere push at it. Gets a thin outside edge that goes to the left of the keeper, where the substitute fielder, Josh Inglis, moves to that side and grabs the catch around his chest height. A gentle appeal, and the umpire raises his finger. Australia with an early breakthrough in this game.  0/1

4.1 OUT! LBW! NUMBER 400 FOR STARC! What better way to mark your 100th Test match than picking your 400th Test wicket! The Aussies are absolutely ecstatic, and Starc gets the appreciation from everyone present on the ground, and he is pumped up as well. Coming to the delivery, this is full and on middle, shaping in sharply. Mikyle Louis gets stuck in his crease and looks to play with a straight bat, but misses and gets hit right in front of the stumps. There is a huge appeal LBW, and up goes the finger without hesitation. Windies are four down, with nothing really significant on the board.  5/4

0.5 OUT! LBW! Mitchell Starc has another in the first over, and Windies are two down! Bowls it full and keeps the line around the off stump, from wide of the crease to create an outward angle for the batter. Gets some drift also from the deck, and Kevlon Anderson shoulders his arms in thinking that the ball shapes away with that angle. But the ball straightens out after pitching and hits him on the front pad. All the players of Australia, including Starc, go for a big appeal, and the umpire raises his finger instantly. Kevlon starts to walk off, but he chats with his partner in the end and signals 'T' for a review, just out of some desperation. There is no need for UltraEdge as no shot was offered, and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Mitchell Starc is on fire in his 100th Test. Windies are yet to open their account, and they are already two down.  0/2

1 OUT! BOWLED'EM! STARC ON FIRE! Three wickets in the first over and the Aussies are running away with it here. Mitchell Starc steams in from 'over the wicket and serves this just on off, getting to shape back in sharply. Brandon King, as he has done so far in this series, tries to be positive. He goes for the big drive straight on his first ball only, but just with his hands and fails to judge the inward movement. Gets an inside edge as the ball crashes onto the leg stump. West Indies are three down for none. TRIPLE-WICKET MAIDEN and he will be on a HAT-TRICK in his next over, too.  0/3

5.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Another one bites the dust! The Windies are falling like nine pins here as Josh Hazlewood joins the party now. He goes a bit full and outside off, gets it to hold its line. Roston Chase, who has faced ten balls and is yet to get off the mark, goes chasing after it and just throws his hands at it. Ends up getting a thin outside edge behind where the substitute keeper, Josh Inglis, makes no mistake as he grabs this to his right and around his chest height. Darren Sammy is absolutely distraught in the dugout, and so are the spectators. Windies are six down now and they just have 11 runs on the board!  11/6

4.3 OUT! LBW! FIFER FOR STARC! He is absolutely ripping apart the Windies here. Once again, similar delivery, but the batters are just not able to do anything about it. Pitched up and on middle, shapes back in nicely. Shai Hope stays in his crease and tries to play, but he too is beaten on the inside edge and gets hit on the back pad. A big appeal, and the finger goes up again. However, Hope takes the review here, but Ball Tracking and UltraEdge both go against him, as he takes a review with him too. West Indies are 7/5, yes, you read that right!  7/5

13.1 OUT! TAKEN AT SLIPS! Scott Boland strikes now! He hits the good length and on middle and off, threatens to angle in but straightens after hitting the duck. Justin Greaves stays back to play but gets squared up as the ball takes the outside edge. It flies straight to second slip, where Beau Webster takes a good catch. West Indies are 26/7, chasing 204 runs, and the Aussies are just 3 wickets away from the win now.  26/7

13.2 OUT! LBW! TWO IN TWO! Scott Boland is on a hat-trick now! He goes around the wicket and lands this full and on off, nips back in sharply. Shamar Joseph gets stuck in his crease and tries to defend but plays down the wrong line. The ball goes past the inside edge and hits him around the kneeroll. There is a big shout for LBW, but the finger stays put. The Aussies look confident here, and Pat Cummins takes the review. UltraEdge confirms no bat involved, and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds. Windies eight down now!  26/8

13.3 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! WOW! Scott Boland has got a Hat-Trick here and he goes in celebration, running towards the slip cordon! Bowls it on the hard length and brings it to seam back in, and keeps the line around the off stump. Jomel Warrican tries to take out his front leg forward and looks to defend it with the bat away from his body, but he plays the wrong line. The ball comes in after pitching and beats the inside edge, and goes on to hit the off stump. West Indies are 26/9 and Australia are just one wicket away now from a clean sweep!  26/9

14.3 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! GAME, SET, AND MATCH! Australia have done a clean sweep by winning all three Test matches, and it is Mitchell Starc who has finished things off in his 100th Test. Absolutely ecstatic for him! Bowls in a yorker delivery, around off, gets it to seam away, Jayden Seales remains leg side of the ball, in order to access the off side and tries to bring his bat down to jam out but gets a bit late. Gets an inside edge onto his pads before the ball crashes into the middle stump. This is the second-lowest total in an inning in Test cricket history! AUSTRALIA WIN BY 176 RUNS!  27/10