west indies vs australia
💥 Inglis and Green Turn It On
After a shaky start chasing 162, Josh Inglis walked in like a man on a mission. With poise and precision, Inglis crafted an unbeaten 78 off 47 balls, anchoring the innings beautifully. At the other end, Cameron Green played the perfect supporting act, smashing 56 not out off 34 deliveries. Their record-breaking 3rd-wicket partnership made the chase look ridiculously easy, finishing the match with 28 balls to spare.
🫡 Russell’s Farewell Fireworks
There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when Andre Russellfinal international match, made his last appearance memorable with a 17-ball 36-run cameo. He thrilled the Kingston crowd one last time with his signature sixes and powerful strokes. While the match didn’t go West Indies’ way, Russell’s legacy as one of the game’s fiercest finishers remains intact.
📉 Windies Falter Despite Bright Moments
West Indies looked promising at the halfway mark. Rovman Powell chipped in with a quick 42 and the top order got some decent starts. But once again, a lack of consistency and poor execution in the field — including dropped catches — allowed Australia to dominate. Their bowling lacked intensity and the energy fizzled as the innings progressed.
📊 Match Summary:
- West Indies: 161/6 (Russell 36, Powell 42)
- Australia: 165/2 in 15.2 overs (Inglis 78*, Green 56*)
- Result: Australia won by 8 wickets
- Player of the Match: Josh Inglis
🌟 Looking Ahead
Australia now hold a strong 2–0 lead with three matches left. West Indies must regroup fast if they want to stay alive in the series. For Australia, it’s about building momentum — and so far, their mix of experience and youth is clicking perfectly.
The 3rd T20I is set to take place at Warner Park on July 25. Can the West Indies bounce back? Or will the Aussies clinch the series early? Stay tuned for more!
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