WI vs AUS 3rd Test Results

10:12 PM IST Day 3 was all about wickets – relentless and unforgiving. West Indies quickly wrapped up the remaining four Australian wickets, leaving themselves a target of 204. At that point, many believed there was still a contest to be had. But what followed was simply astonishing. Mitchell Starc and Scott Boland tore through the batting lineup with ruthless precision, dismantling the hosts and sealing the result shortly after Tea. Being bowled out for just 27 is a scar that will haunt the West Indies for a long, long time - a collapse that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

10:12 PM IST Day 3 was all about wickets – relentless and unforgiving. West Indies quickly wrapped up the remaining four Australian wickets, leaving themselves a target of 204. At that point, many believed there was still a contest to be had. But what followed was simply astonishing. Mitchell Starc and Scott Boland tore through the batting lineup with ruthless precision, dismantling the hosts and sealing the result shortly after Tea. Being bowled out for just 27 is a scar that will haunt the West Indies for a long, long time - a collapse that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

10:00 PM IST And that’s a wrap from this final Test and the series, as Australia complete a commanding 3-0 whitewash over the West Indies and retain the Frank Worrell Trophy. Pat Cummins, the victorious captain, is now presented with the trophy, and he joins his teammates to lift it proudly, posing for a few celebratory team photos in front of the 'Champions' banner. These two sides will now shift gears and swap the whites for coloured kits, with a five-match T20I series coming up. The first T20I is scheduled for Monday, 21st July, at 12 am GMT, and as always, we’ll be with you early for all the build-up. Until then, cheers and goodbye!

10:00 PM IST And that’s a wrap from this final Test and the series, as Australia complete a commanding 3-0 whitewash over the West Indies and retain the Frank Worrell Trophy. Pat Cummins, the victorious captain, is now presented with the trophy, and he joins his teammates to lift it proudly, posing for a few celebratory team photos in front of the 'Champions' banner. These two sides will now shift gears and swap the whites for coloured kits, with a five-match T20I series coming up. The first T20I is scheduled for Monday, 21st July, at 12 am GMT, and as always, we’ll be with you early for all the build-up. Until then, cheers and goodbye!

9:59 PM IST Pat Cummins, the skipper of Australia, reflects on a dramatic finish and calls the match absolute madness, saying it felt like it was played in fast forward. Mentions that every Test in the series had its testing moments and could have swung either way, making it a real contest, especially for the batters. He’s full of praise for Mitchell Starc, saying that playing 100 Tests is a true testament to his fitness and strength, and watching him tear through the opposition with three classic stump-hitting wickets was vintage Starc. Adds that Starc often flies under the radar, running drinks when others are fit, but always steps up when given the opportunity. Also tips his hat to the West Indies fast bowlers, congratulating them for stepping up whenever called upon, and while the Windies fell short as a team, the bowlers gave it everything. Acknowledges that the conditions were tough throughout, and despite not getting big scores, even 40s felt like 80s in this context, so it’s important to view contributions realistically. Admits the overall batting display didn’t quite click, and that’s an area they’ll need to address. Encourages the group in the end not to rest on past achievements but to keep working and improving.

9:59 PM IST Pat Cummins, the skipper of Australia, reflects on a dramatic finish and calls the match absolute madness, saying it felt like it was played in fast forward. Mentions that every Test in the series had its testing moments and could have swung either way, making it a real contest, especially for the batters. He’s full of praise for Mitchell Starc, saying that playing 100 Tests is a true testament to his fitness and strength, and watching him tear through the opposition with three classic stump-hitting wickets was vintage Starc. Adds that Starc often flies under the radar, running drinks when others are fit, but always steps up when given the opportunity. Also tips his hat to the West Indies fast bowlers, congratulating them for stepping up whenever called upon, and while the Windies fell short as a team, the bowlers gave it everything. Acknowledges that the conditions were tough throughout, and despite not getting big scores, even 40s felt like 80s in this context, so it’s important to view contributions realistically. Admits the overall batting display didn’t quite click, and that’s an area they’ll need to address. Encourages the group in the end not to rest on past achievements but to keep working and improving.