21/06Result
8th Match (D/N), West Indies Tri-Nation Series at Bridgetown, Jun 21 2016
Australia won by 6 wkts (8b rem)
Player of the Match
Marlon Samuels
Marlon SamuelsWest Indies
21/06Result
8th Match (D/N), West Indies Tri-Nation Series at Bridgetown, Jun 21 2016
Australia won by 6 wkts (8b rem)
Player of the Match
Marlon Samuels
Marlon SamuelsWest Indies

Match Coverage

All Match News

  • Up-and-down Australia face must-win situation

    The team that wins on Tuesday will be guaranteed of a spot in the final, but while West Indies will have a second chance against South Africa, Smith's men face elimination if they lose

  • Marsh 'speechless' at Maxwell innings

    Glenn Maxwell produced a jaw-dropping 46 not out from 26 balls to deliver Australia into the tri-series final and left his batting partner Mitchell Marsh lost for words at the other end

  • The tale of the tape

    Plays of the day from the tri-series match between West Indies and Australia in Barbados

  • Smith, Marsh lead Australia into final

    Mitchell Marsh and Glenn Maxwell provided overdue contributions in the middle order to help Steven Smith guide Australia into the triangular series final with a strong victory over the West Indies in Barbados

  • Injured Holder in doubt for must-win game

    West Indies could be without captain Jason Holder for their must-win match against South Africa in Barbados on Friday after he injured his hamstring during the loss to Australia on Tuesday

Samuels' first ton vs Aus

92

Previous highest ODI score for Samuels against Australia, which came in the last match at Basseterre. This is his maiden century in 27 inns against them.

Samuel's milestone

5000+

Runs for Samuels in ODIs. He becomes the 10th West Indies batsman to aggregate 5000 or more ODI runs.

Ramdin at top

0

No. of West Indies wicketkeepers who scored 2000-plus runs in ODIs, before Ramdin becoming the first to reach there in this match.

Charles' third duck

2

No. of West Indies openers who have got three ducks against Australia. Johnson Charles is the second; Desmond Haynes is the other.