West Indies vs Australia, Match 2

Steve Smith (left), Australia skipper, won the toss and elected to field after winning the toss. West Indies came in with an unchanged Playing XI.

Wickets kept tumbling at regular intervals from thereon as West Indies folded up for 116.

Nathan Lyon, whose leg before appeal was turned down, struck twice in as many deliveries to handicap West Indies' innings. The hosts never recovered after the twin dismissal.

Mitchell Starc didn't have to wait for his first wicket too long. He got Andre Fletcher to play the next ball straight to Glenn Maxwell.

Mitchell Starc, who returned to international cricket after a long injury layoff, started troubling the West Indian batsmen from the first over itself. However, in what seemed like a convincing LBW appeal, Nigel Llong, the umpire decided to disapproved. Steve Smith took a review and it went against Australia.

Chasing 117 for a win, Aaron Finch (above) got Australia off to a quick start in company of David Warner. Australia managed to reach 54 for 1 in 10 Overs at Dinner Break.

West Indies struck back with three quick wickets after the Dinner Break. However, that didn't help them get back into the game.

David Warner carried forward his good form from IPL and stroked a wonderful unbeaten half-century to guide Australia to a comfortable six-wicket win. With this victory, they have also secured a crucial bonus point.