WI vs AUS Full Scorecard, Australia Tour West Of Indies 2025 Updates

4th T20I • Warner Park • Basseterre

West Indies

205/9 (20)

Australia

206/7 (19.2)

AUS won by 3 wickets

Info

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Scorecard

Stats

Playing XI

Mini Games

Date & Time

27 Jul, 04:30 AM IST

Venue

Warner Park, St Kitts, Basseterre

Match

4th T20I,

Australia Tour West Of Indies 2025

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Gregory Brathwaite (West Indies), Leslie Reifer (West Indies), Zahid Bassarath (West Indies, TV)

Referee

Reon King (West Indies)

Toss

Australia elected to bowl

Pitch Report

We are on the same pitch. From the Lozack Road End, straight down, it is 70m, the sides are 61m and 64m, respectively. Not much has changed, should be good for batting of course and should be good again to step and hit! You can go to your variations as a bowler, which is essential.

1st Innings

134Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

118.95Avg SR

2nd Innings

104Avg Runs

4Avg Wkts

129.09Avg SR

Weather Update

Playing XILineups Out

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

2- 8

AUS

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

West Indies

Australia

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Shai Hope

WI . WK

166 Runs

3 Matches

Brandon King

WI . BAT

131 Runs

3 Matches

Cameron Green

AUS . BAT

118 Runs

3 Matches

Top Bowlers

Jason Holder

WI . ALL

4 Wkts

3 Matches

Nathan Ellis

AUS . BOWL

4 Wkts

3 Matches

Adam Zampa

AUS . BOWL

4 Wkts

3 Matches

Player of the Match Glenn Maxwell

47(18)

AUS

Info

West Indies

205/9 (20)

Batters

Brandon King

180.00

c Hardie b Bartlett

Shai Hope

(C)

111.11

c Maxwell b Bartlett

Roston Chase

0.00

c Maxwell b Hardie

Sherfane Rutherford

206.67

c Marsh b Zampa

Rovman Powell

127.27

c (sub Fraser-McGurk) b Hardie

Shimron Hetmyer

266.67

c Owen b Abbott

Romario Shepherd

155.56

c Green b Zampa

Jason Holder

162.50

b Zampa

Matthew Forde

214.29

c Green b Abbott

Akeal Hosein

160.00

Not out

Jediah Blades

42.86

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 6, NB: 1, W: 7)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 10.25)

205/9

Bowlers

EXT

6.00

9.75

15.25

13.50

5.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Brandon King

c Hardie b Bartlett

1-23

1.6

Shai Hope

c Maxwell b Bartlett

2-32

3.1

Roston Chase

c Maxwell b Hardie

3-42

4.1

Sherfane Rutherford

c Marsh b Zampa

4-67

6.5

Shimron Hetmyer

c Owen b Abbott

5-110

9.5

Rovman Powell

c (sub Fraser-McGurk) b Hardie

6-119

11.1

Romario Shepherd

c Green b Zampa

7-153

14.2

Matthew Forde

c Green b Abbott

8-184

16.4

Jason Holder

b Zampa

9-194

18.1

Australia

206/7 (19.2)

Batters

Mitchell Marsh

(C)

0.00

lbw b Blades

Glenn Maxwell

261.11

c Holder b Hosein

Josh Inglis

170.00

c Rutherford b Shepherd

Cameron Green

157.14

Not out

Mitchell Owen

40.00

c Rutherford b Blades

Cooper Connolly

0.00

c Holder b Blades

Aaron Hardie

143.75

c Hetmyer b Holder

Xavier Bartlett

112.50

runout (Shepherd)

Sean Abbott

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 16)

TOTAL

(19.2 Ov, RR: 10.66)

206/7

Did not Bat

Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa

Bowlers

EXT

Jediah Blades

7.25

9.50

14.75

10.75

3.2

10.80

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Mitchell Marsh

lbw b Blades

1-0

0.2

Josh Inglis

c Rutherford b Shepherd

2-66

6.1

Glenn Maxwell

c Holder b Hosein

3-129

10.1

Mitchell Owen

c Rutherford b Blades

4-134

11.2

Cooper Connolly

c Holder b Blades

5-134

11.4

Aaron Hardie

c Hetmyer b Holder

6-185

16.1

Xavier Bartlett

runout (Shepherd)

7-203

18.5

Match Info

Date & Time

27 Jul, 04:30 AM IST

Venue

Warner Park, St Kitts, Basseterre

Match

4th T20I,

Australia Tour West Of Indies 2025

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Gregory Brathwaite (West Indies), Leslie Reifer (West Indies), Zahid Bassarath (West Indies, TV)

Referee

Reon King (West Indies)

Toss

Australia elected to bowl

W 0 0 1 1 1wd 1

Over 17

Runs: 4

1 2 0 1 1 1

Over 18

Runs: 6

2 1 4 1 W 1

Over 19

Runs: 9

1 1

Over 20

Runs: 2

All Overs

Player of the Match Glenn Maxwell

47(18)

Commentary

That will be all from this game but there's one more to be played on this tour. Same place, same time in a couple of days with the first ball to be bowled at 7 PM local time (4:30 AM IST on Tuesday) so do join us for our coverage right here on Sportskeeda. Do keep yourselves updated with all the other cricketing news and action in the meantime including Day 5 of the Old Trafford Test between England and India. For now, this is the duo of Bidipto Datta and Sooryanarayanan Sesha taking your leave. Thank you so much for tuning in as we hope you enjoyed our coverage again. Have a fabulous Sunday - buh-bye and take care!

It's the seventh match that the West Indies have lost after posting 200+ in Men's T20Is. Youngster Jediah Blades has emerged as a massive positive but there are plenty of concerns overall that need addressing. We sound like a broken record now - every game has followed a very similar pattern and with Australia on a rampage and looking to impose themselves on every contest, it's not making life any easier for the hosts, who now find themselves at the risk of suffering a 5-0 sweep!

Mitchell Marsh (Australia captain): "I think it was all-round, a really good effort. We know teams like the West Indies, (because of) how deep they bat, they're going to come hard whole innings which they did. We kept taking wickets. 230 was probably par and I thought we were outstanding with the ball. It can get a little bit more hectic out there but as a group we spoke about diong well under pressure, just executing our skills and being more proactive with our fields. The guys have gotten better and better. (On Cameron Green at 4) It's always exciting. He hasn't played a lot of T20 cricket for Australia. He has played a lot of Test cricket already. The main thing is to enjoy playing cricket for Australia. Test cricket can be a bit of a grind, a lot of pressure. So it's nice to see him enjoy a little bit. We know how important he is for Australian cricket and we're really lucky to have him."

Shai Hope (West Indies captain): "I think we need more runs. Given how the Aussies are batting, we need more. Hope we get things right in the last game. Someone like Jediah Blades has impressed. Someone like Obed McCoy has been missed due to injury. But we have been sub-par. Our fielding has let us done in a sense. In close matches, that makes the difference."

Glenn Maxwell (Player of the Match, 47 runs off 18 balls and 3 catches): "(On the preparations for the opening role) To be honest, I did nothing to be ready for opening the batting! But, as the chance came, I adapted to the role and got going. Great to see our power-hitters going great guns! I put a lot of emphasis on my fielding. I've always regarded that is something really important. This group is extremely fun to part of!"

11:55 PM local time (9:25 AM IST): Time for the post-match presentation now!

11:42 PM local time (9:12 AM IST): Australia beat West Indies by 3 wickets to go 4-0 up in the series!

Cameron Green 55* (35) | Adam Zampa 3/54 (4)
Sherfane Rutherford 31 (15) | Jediah Blades 3/29 (4)

Another day, another win! Australia can do no wrong on this tour of the West Indies while life continues to get tougher for the hosts. The bowlers did a good job for the Aussies in chipping away at the wickets, ensuring that they kept the Windies down to 205 which, in these conditions, was certainly under par.

Skipper Mitchell Marsh bagged a second ball duck but it did not deter Josh Inglis, who went on a ramp spree while pummeling the ball all around the park. Glenn Maxwell was a happy bystander at the other end as Inglis blazed away and raced to a fifty inside the powerplay, going after Romario Shepherd in particular. Shepherd did get his man right after the powerplay but then, Maxwell took charge, belting the ball and using his bottom hand to great effect. The rain earlier meant that the wet ball proved difficult to grip and it reflected in Akeal Hosein struggling for control and the seamers unable to execute the slower one well enough. In fact, the bowlers went astray in line so often that they conceded as many as 16 wides!

But there was a twist to follow as from 129/2 at the halfway mark, Australia lost three wickets in the next couple of overs. Blades was the star as he bagged two in the twelfth over to leave the Aussies in a spot of bother before Cameron Green combined forces with Aaron Hardie to forge a partnership that put the outcome beyond doubt. They did not slow down either, peppering the fence whenever an opportunity came by and whatever wickets fell later were all but a bonus for the West Indies.

Green notched up a fifty to steer his team home and it marks yet another comprehensive outing for the Aussies. The West Indies have spoken a lot about execution but they're clearly way off where they want to be. It doesn't help when you drop catches game after game either and that'll certainly have captain Shai Hope and coach Daren Sammy worried. Stick around for the presentation...

And that is it! 4-0 in Australia's favor and they've chased down another 200+ target! The whitewash dream is well and truly on!

19.2 Akeal Hosein to Sean Abbott, AUSTRALIA WIN AGAIN! Back of a length and flat on the pads. Tucked around to the left of short fine-leg off the back foot for a single to end the match as the rain comes down.

The scores are level now. One to win...

19.1 Akeal Hosein to Cameron Green, round the wicket, good length on off-stump. Bunted down to long-off on the back foot for a run. One run to get.

Akeal Hosein [3.0-0-34-1] to bowl the final over of the game. Around the wicket.

Green should have been kept off strike but that's not to be. Just 2 runs to win and the West Indies have fought hard here. Alas, it may not be enough.

overs

204 /7 score

runs

Cameron Green *

54 (34)

Sean Abbott

0 (0)

Romario Shepherd

1 /59

18.6 Romario Shepherd to Cameron Green, full outside off-stump. Squirted off the front foot to the man at mid-off for a single to retain strike.

Sean Abbott batting at 9th position

A bit of an anticlimax as Bartlett departs. The West Indies will take them however they come.

Xavier Bartlett has been dismissed for 9 runs off 8 balls

18.5 Romario Shepherd to Cameron Green, RUN OUT! Low full toss around off-stump. Green butchered that back to the bowler. Shepherd got a hand to it and then, it ricocheted on to the stumps at the non-striker's end. Bartlett could not do much there. He was short of his crease. Third umpire confirmed so as well.

18.4 Romario Shepherd to Xavier Bartlett, low full toss around off. Dragged around to wide mid-on from deep in the crease for one more run.

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