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Australia vs West Indies ஸ்கோர்கார்டு, 3rd Test, West Indies vs Australia 2025
Result · Jul 13 2025, Sun - 12:00 AM (IST)
AUSTRALIA225, 121
WEST INDIES143, 27
Australia won by 176 runs
CRR:1.86
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Match Info
| தொடர்: | Australia in West Indies 2025 |
| தேதி: | Jul 13 2025, Sun - 12:00 AM (IST) |
| Country: | Jamaica |
| City: | Kingston |
| இடம்: | Sabina Park |
| டாஸ்: | Australia won the toss and elected to bat. |
| West Indies Playing XI: | Mikyle Louis, John Campbell, Kevlon Anderson, Brandon King, Shai Hope (wk), Roston Chase (c), Justin Greaves, Jomel Warrican, Alzarri Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Jayden Seales |
| Australia Playing XI: | Usman Khawaja, Sam Konstas, Cameron Green, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Beau Webster, Alex Carey (wk), Pat Cummins (c), Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Scott Boland |
- Australia have lost only one of their last 23 men’s Tests against West Indies (W18 D4) – an eight-run loss in January 2024; they have won three of their last four matches against them in the format at Sabina Park (L1), including each of their last two after going winless across their five meetings prior (D3 L2).
- West Indies have won only one of their last eight men’s Tests at home (D2 L5) – a 201-run victory against Bangladesh in November 2024; they have lost each of their three matches since then and a fourth consecutive defeat in this game would be their outright longest losing run in such fixtures in the history of the format.
- Australia have won four of their five men’s Tests away from home in 2025 (L1); the last time they recorded more wins on the road in the format in a calendar year was in 2006 (W5).
- Australia have won four of their five men’s Tests away from home in 2025 (L1); the last time they recorded more wins on the road in the format in a calendar year was in 2006 (W5).
- West Indies have lost three of their last four men’s Tests at Sabina Park (W1), including each of their last two; the last time they recorded a longer losing run at the venue was a three-match span from 2005 to 2008.
- Only Pakistan (39%) have scored a lower percentage of their runs from boundaries than Australia (42%) and West Indies (44%) in men’s Tests in 2025; although, Australia’s batting dot ball rate (67%) is the third best of any team (England – 64% and South Africa – 64%).
- Only Pakistan (38.1) have recorded a better bowling strike rate in men’s Tests in 2025 than West Indies (38.7) and Australia (38.8); in fact, Australia’s bowling dot ball rate (74%) is the second best of any team (Ireland – 76%).
- Travis Head (3,927) is 73 away from becoming the 29th player to score 4,000 runs for Australia in men’s Tests; if he achieves the milestone in his next innings (100*) he’ll become the fifth player overall to reach it in exactly 100 innings (Clive Lloyd – West Indies, David Gower – England, Misbah-ul-Haq – Pakistan and Rohit Sharma – India).
- Kraigg Brathwaite (5,950) is 50 away from becoming the 10th player to score 6,000 runs for West Indies in men’s Tests; although, he’s scored fewer than 10 runs in five of his last six Test innings (9, 52, 4, 4, 0, 7).
- Nathan Lyon (562) is one away from equaling Glenn McGrath (563) for the second most wickets for Australia in men’s Tests (Shane Warne -708); in addition, he’s six away (294) from becoming the second player to take 300 wickets for Australia in the format away from home (Shane Warne – 389).
- West Indies duo Shamar Joseph (74.3% of 105 runs) and Brandon King (67.8% of 115 runs) have scored a higher percentage of their runs from boundaries than any other players in men’s Tests in 2025 (min. 70 runs).
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