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A scintillating half-century from David Warner anchors Australia's total of 7-178 in the second T20 international against West Indies.
Warner was in supreme form. It is the batting and all-rounder positions that will be the most hotly contested for Australia at the World Cup with pace trio Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins already in strong form and certainties of selection. A David Warner masterclass set up Australia's 31-run win over the West Indies in the T20 international at the Gabba but the clean hitting of number six batter Tim David will have the most implications for the World Cup.
In the original listed order Finch was second followed by Smith and Glenn Maxwell. Watch Australia v West Indies. Every T20 Live & Exclusive to Fox Sports on ...
Powell survived thanks to some heavy bails when the ball took a deflection off his leg and rolled into the stumps, but his luck ran out when he was caught trying to put Pat Cummins in the stands. Mitchell Starc got the Aussies off to the best possible start in the field when he pulled in one of the all-time great catches. Faced with a required run rate of almost 12 for the final nine overs, Rovman Powell had his wicket overturned on appeal and shrugged off a sharp blow to the glove from a Starc delivery in a matter of minutes. New to Kayo? And it didn’t pay off as he was dismissed on the final ball – with the Aussies finishing 7-178. Steve Smith was bowled on the first ball of the final over, and Matt Wade turned down a single on the second last ball of the innings to retain the strike from Pat Cummins. Every T20 Live & Exclusive to Fox Sports on Kayo. He had the first six of the innings in the fourth over as he raced to 25* off just 13 balls. Finch fell for 15 off 18 when he holed out to mid-off, with Haddin believing the veteran was trying to “hit it too hard” down the ground. “All of a sudden, Australia don’t have the platform to launch in the final overs.” Even trying to play a ramp, Finch got it off the toe of the bat but it landed safely as he moved to 2* off nine balls. And the West Indies were on the back foot almost immediately when Starc (4-18) pulled in one of the catches of the summer.
Australia vs West Indies, 2nd T20I Live: West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran won the toss and opted to bowl first in the second and final T20I.
Australia vs West Indies, 2nd T20I Highlights: Australia on Friday defeated West Indies by 31 runs in the second T20I in Brisbane to sweep the two-match series. Like us on [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robo.ndtv.cricket&hl=en)or [iOS](https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/ndtv-cricket/id418320331?mt=8). West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran won the toss and opted to bowl first in the second and final T20I against Australia at the Gabba, Brisbane on Friday. Both teams had played a thriller in the first T20I, and owing to [Matthew Wade](https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/players/1010-matthew-wade-playerprofile)'s precious knock, Australia were able to register a win as they chased down 146 in the final over. Australia vs West Indies, 2nd T20I Highlights: Australia on Friday defeated West Indies by 31 runs in the second T20I in Brisbane to sweep the two-match series Chasing a target of 179, West Indies were restricted to a total of 147 for eight as Mitchell Starc bagged four wickets.
Friday's game was the first time a T20 international has been played at the Gabba in nearly three years, with the Covid pandemic preventing the venue from ...
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West Indies 8 down now and Mitchell Starc has 5 balls to take a five-wicket haul. Mitchell Starc gets his fourth wicket and this is a peach of a delivery. Mitchell Starc will bowl the final over. Mitchell Starc to Alzarri Joseph, A dot to end then! Mitchell Starc to Alzarri Joseph, WIDE! A yorker but down the leg side, Alzarri Joseph misses his flick. Mitchell Starc bowls a back of the hand slower one, short and outside off, Alzarri Joseph looks to hit it but misses. Chasing 179 runs to win at the Gabba was never going to be easy and the failure of the middle-order made things very difficult for the visitors. Mitchell Starc got rid of Kyle Mayers in the very first over but they couldn't get another breakthrough in the Powerplay. Nicholas Pooran, captain of West Indies says that the Aussies were the better team and deserved to win and congratulates them. Rovman Powell and Akeal Hosein did manage to hit a few lusty blows and Hosein in particular looked good but it was already a bit too late by then. West Indies were competitive in both games but just didn't have enough firepower with bat or ball to get past the Aussies.
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18.3 Cummins to Alzarri Joseph, FOUR, gift and Joseph does not miss out. He could have gone for the catch as it was in the air for a long time I had a good little break and looking forward to going to Perth. As a group we are understanding how to play in these conditions and are playing like a team. Aaron Finch: The difference in the game was Davey and Tim David with the bat on a wicket that had its challenges. Australia host England for a 3-match series and the first game is on Sunday.
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Mitchell Srac was the highlight for the Aussie bowler after claiming a match-winning 4-wicket spell. AUS vs WI Highlights – Australia WINS by 31 runs: Australia continued their preparations for T20 World Cup on a great not after registering a crucial 2-0 win over West Indies. Down the order, Tim David’s fiery 42-run knock off just 20 deliveries helped the hosts register a big target for West Indies to chase. Opener David Warner took charge for the Aussies as he slammed a 41-ball 75-run knock. Follow AUS WI 2nd T20 LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN & AUS vs WI LIVE Streaming on Sony Sports Network Set to bat first, Australia showcased its batting strength by putting up 178 runs on the board.
West Indies have left out Raymon Reifer and Sheldon Cottrell from the first match meaning that Evin Lewis is the only player not yet used. Shamarh Brooks, who ...
The batters are still trying to find touch after a long journey, but there was a significant amount of swinging and missing, especially from Johnson Charles. After Kyle Mayers, who [played a shot for the ages](https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/aus-vs-wi-1st-t20i-2022-23-kyle-mayers-stunning-back-foot-cover-drive-the-shot-heard-round-the-world-1338277)at Metricon Stadium, produced a wonderful straight drive for six, Starc somehow managed to grab hold of a fiercely struck straight drive in front of his shin. But they contended with it well, the last two going for 16 runs as Australia didn't quite pull off the ideal finish. Then as David lit up the latter part of the innings, life was much harder for So it may seem harsh to single out West Indies, but the 24 dot balls they faced in the first six suggested there were a few runs left unscored. Of the 96 when he was dismissed, he had made 75. [first ball in the Ashes](https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/england-in-australia-2021-22-1263452/australia-vs-england-1st-test-1263462/full-scorecard)to Rory Burns, but Starc again did something special in his first over at the Gabba. Australia faced 18 in the same period. Maxwell's lack of recent runs makes it a little curious he is missing the next game in Perth. Warner dominated the first half of the innings and David turned on the power in the latter stages before West Indies' chase struggled to build a consistent tempo then faded away. His first six was a sweep off Jason Holder's slower ball and the timing was impeccable throughout with his last six, a straight drive off Obed McCoy, among the best of his strokes. Of the 45 runs in the powerplay, Warner made 37.
Teams: West Indies (Playing XI): Kyle Mayers, Johnson Charles, Brandon King, Nicholas Pooran(w/c), Rovman Powell, Jason Holder, Odean Smith, Akeal Hosein, ...
18.3 Cummins to Alzarri Joseph, FOUR, gift and Joseph does not miss out. He could have gone for the catch as it was in the air for a long time I had a good little break and looking forward to going to Perth. As a group we are understanding how to play in these conditions and are playing like a team. Aaron Finch: The difference in the game was Davey and Tim David with the bat on a wicket that had its challenges. Australia host England for a 3-match series and the first game is on Sunday.
David Warner's 75 and Mitchell Starc's career-best 4-20 helped Australia sweep West Indies 2-0 with a 31-run win in the second T20I in Brisbane on Friday.
Singapore-born David smashed Obed McCoy for two sixes and two fours before missing the fifth ball, a full toss, to be lbw in the eventful 17th over. Warner’s form is crucial to Australia’s hopes of retaining its T20 World Cup title on home soil later this month and the left-hander looked in top shape as he tore into the West Indies attack. Australia’s David Warner smashed an incendiary half-century and Mitchell Starc claimed 4-20 to help the hosts beat West Indies by 31 runs in the second Twenty20 International and complete a 2-0 series sweep in Brisbane on Friday.
Australia selectors picked Cameron Green in the first T20I against West Indies while ignoring Steve Smith, who is in the 15-member squad for the upcoming ...
Again, with Mitch Marsh they want him to bat at number 3, so Smith is going to be the one to bat at number 4, let him play these games, let him play every game so he goes into the World Cup at his best. “(It looks as if) if Cameron Green is in the squad he will be in the starting XI. He’s got to play and he’s got to own his role, is he going to bat 4, is he going to bat 3? If Stoinis is fit then Cameron Green can’t come into the squad, so that’s their plan A,” he said. Marcus Stoinis will return for the three-match T20I series against England in Perth from October 9. However, Finch later revealed following his fine half-century in a winning cause that it was his decision to drop down the order so Green could bat at the top.
Steaming in bowling to Kyle Mayers in the first over of the West Indies' chase at the Gabba, Starc took an exceptional one-handed catch after the big-hitting ...
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In the original listed order Finch was second followed by Smith and Glenn Maxwell. Watch Australia v West Indies. Every T20 Live & Exclusive to Fox Sports on ...
Powell survived thanks to some heavy bails when the ball took a deflection off his leg and rolled into the stumps, but his luck ran out when he was caught trying to put Pat Cummins in the stands. Mitchell Starc got the Aussies off to the best possible start in the field when he pulled in one of the all-time great catches. Faced with a required run rate of almost 12 for the final nine overs, Rovman Powell had his wicket overturned on appeal and shrugged off a sharp blow to the glove from a Starc delivery in a matter of minutes. New to Kayo? And it didn’t pay off as he was dismissed on the final ball – with the Aussies finishing 7-178. Steve Smith was bowled on the first ball of the final over, and Matt Wade turned down a single on the second last ball of the innings to retain the strike from Pat Cummins. Every T20 Live & Exclusive to Fox Sports on Kayo. He had the first six of the innings in the fourth over as he raced to 25* off just 13 balls. Finch fell for 15 off 18 when he holed out to mid-off, with Haddin believing the veteran was trying to “hit it too hard” down the ground. “All of a sudden, Australia don’t have the platform to launch in the final overs.” Even trying to play a ramp, Finch got it off the toe of the bat but it landed safely as he moved to 2* off nine balls. And the West Indies were on the back foot almost immediately when Starc (4-18) pulled in one of the catches of the summer.