The West Indies have suffered an embarrassing eight-wicket loss to Australia at Manuka Oval because the world champions cruised in direction of a 3-0 collection whitewash.

The guests had been rolled for 86 in 24.1 overs following a dreadful collapse of 6-15 in Canberra, with Queensland seamer Xavier Bartlett claiming 4 wickets to proceed his golden summer season with the ball. Only one participant scored greater than 12 because the West Indies registered its second-lowest complete towards Australia in males’s ODIs and fifth-lowest general.

The hosts solely wanted 6.5 overs to reel within the 87-run goal, with openers Jake Fraser-McGurk (41 off 18 balls) and Josh Inglis (35 not out off 16 balls) making a mockery of the West Indies’ bowling assault. It was Australia’s quickest profitable run chase in males’s ODIs, toppling the 47-ball run chase towards the United States of America in 2004.

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Meanwhile, Australia fast Lance Morris failed to finish his fifth over of the innings after sustaining a aspect pressure, with the 25-year-old set to bear scans to find out the extent of the harm.

Bartlett created an early breakthrough after captain Steve Smith gained the toss and elected to area first, trapping West Indies opener Kjorn Ottley on the pads for 8. However, the left-hander bizarrely opted to not name for a evaluation regardless of replays displaying a thick inside edge.

The vacationers misplaced 3-6 in a chaotic 15-ball passage of play after the Powerplay as Morris wreaked havoc from the Cathedral End. The West Australian, taking part in his second ODI, snared his maiden worldwide wicket in his opening over after Keacy Carty chipped a catch in direction of level, the place Marnus Labuschagne held onto an outstanding lunging catch.

The following over, Sean Abbott struck rival captain Shai Hope on the pads, with the West Indies skipper losing a evaluation earlier than sheepishly trudging off for 4. Moments later, Morris castled West Indies debutant Teddy Bishop with a half-volley on the stumps, bowled for a sixth-ball duck.

West Indies opener Alick Athanaze crawled his means in direction of 32 earlier than struggling a mind fade within the twentieth over, top-edging a sweep shot towards leg-spinner Adam Zampa in direction of deep sq. leg. A few deliveries later, all-rounder Romario Shepherd feathered an outswinger from Bartlett by way of to wicketkeeper Josh Inglis for 1.

Things quickly turned comical for the West Indies; Matthew Forde was run out for a second-ball duck after slipping and falling onto the pitch, arguing with teammate Roston Chase earlier than marching off the sector. Having misplaced three wickets in 5 deliveries, the West Indies had been all of a sudden reeling at 7-73.

Chase tried to hook one in all Bartlett’s bouncers out of the stadium however as a substitute spooned a regulation catch in direction of Jake Fraser-McGurk at deep sq. leg for 12, exposing the West Indies tail. The following over, Gudakesh Motie missed a sweep shot towards Zampa, departing plumb LBW for a fourth-ball duck.

Bartlett wrapped up the innings, eradicating West Indies vice-captain Alzzari Joseph for six and ending with 4-21 from 7.1 overs.

Fraser-McGurk and Inglis made their intentions clear early within the run chase, plundering 59 runs from the opening 4 overs of Australia’s innings. Inglis nailed a reverse lap in direction of the third man boundary earlier than Fraser-McGurk smoked a stunning drive by way of the covers.

The 21-year-old was throwing the kitchen sink at completely every little thing; he charged at Forde and smacked the West Indies fast over long-on for six earlier than pumping one other two maximums over deep mid-wicket into the Bob Hawke Stand.

Fraser-McGurk regarded destined for a maiden ODI half-century earlier than falling sufferer to West Indies vice-captain Alzarri Joseph within the fifth over, holing out to mid-on for 41. Having been elevated to No. 3, all-rounder Aaron Hardie solely survived 5 deliveries earlier than nicking behind off Oshane Thomas for two.

Inglis and skipper Smith obtained the job carried out within the seventh over, chasing the goal with 259 balls to spare.

Australia has now gained 12 consecutive ODIs, with the staff’s consideration turning to the T20 collection towards the West Indies, which will get underway in Hobart on Friday night.

Australia XI: Jake Fraser-McGurk, Josh Inglis (wk), Aaron Hardie, Steve Smith (c), Marnus Labuschagne, Cameron Green, Sean Abbott, Will Sutherland, Xavier Bartlett, Adam Zampa, Lance Morris

West Indies XI: Alick Athanaze, Teddy Bishop, Kjorn Ottley, Shai Hope (c, wk), Keacy Carty, Roston Chase, Romario Shepherd, Matthew Forde, Alzarri Joseph, Gudakesh Motie, Oshane Thomas

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