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ToggleAustralia and West Indies go head to head in the AUS vs WI third T20I in Perth on February 13, Tuesday. The match starts at 1.30 pm IST and concludes the three-match series. The visitors were completely outplayed in the first two games.
Australia have won the first two games and are looking for a clean sweep. They won the first T20I by 11 runs and the second by 34 runs. In both games, they scored well over 200 runs and won by comfortable margins.
The Aussies scored a mammoth 241/4 in the second T20I, powered by Glenn Maxwell’s fifth T20I ton. He is now the only batter with five centuries in the format overtaking Rohit Sharma’s tally of four. David Warner (22), Mitchel Marsh (29), Marcus Stoinis (16) and Tim David (31 off 14) played their part in the game.
West Indies chasing 242 to win ended at 207/9. Rovman Powell the skipper scored 63 while Andre Russell (37) and Jason Holder (28) came up with contributions as well. There was no contribution from any top-order batter which is a concern for the team heading into the final T20I.
Australia have now moved ahead of West Indies in head-to-head contests in AUS vs WI T20Is. Australia after two back-to-back wins have now won 11 matches while West Indies 10. The two teams have played 146 ODIs with the Aussies winning 79 matches and West Indies 61. In 120 Test matches, Australia have won 61 while the Windies 33.
The series kicked off preparations for both teams for the T20 World Cup 2024. West Indies will be led by Rovman Powell while Mitchell Marsh leads Australia. Both teams have their T20 specialists back for the series as well. However, the Windies have not gained too many positives from the series so far.
The players from both teams were playing across various T20 leagues. The likes of David Warner, Andre Russell, and Nicholas Pooran were playing in the ILT20, while Marcus Stoinis and Tim David were playing in the SA20. Various Australian players are fresh off an entertaining BBL campaign.
Shimron Hetmyer has not found a place in the Windies T20I side. Australia, on the other hand, have injury concerns with Nathan Ellis. He is ruled out of the series with a rib injury and is sidelined from cricket for almost a month as per reports in Cricket Australia’s official website.
Spencer Johnson who broke a deal with Gujarat Titans in the IPL was named as his replacement. Mitchell Sarc and Pat Cummins have been rested for the series. Josh Hazlewood who missed the third ODI has been added to the T20I side as is Glenn Maxwell who missed the ODI series as well.
AUS vs WI Head To Head Records (Overall Stats)
Format | Test | ODI | T20I |
Matches played | 120 | 146 | 21 |
Australia Won | 61 | 79 | 11 |
West Indies Won | 33 | 61 | 10 |
Australia Win% | 50.83 | 54.10 | 47.61 |
West Indies Win% | 27.50 | 41.78 | 52.28 |
AUS vs WI Head To Head Records In Tests
Matches Played | 120 |
Australia Won | 61 |
West Indies Won | 33 |
Tied | 1 |
Drawn | 25 |
Australia Win % | 50.83 |
West Indies Win % | 27.50 |
Draw % | 21.0 |
First Played On | December 1930 |
Last played On | January 2024 |
AUS vs WI Head To Head Records In ODIs
Matches Played | 146 |
Australia Won | 79 |
West IndiesWon | 61 |
Tied | 0 |
No Result | 1 |
Australia Win % | 54.10% |
West Indies Win % | 41.78% |
First Played On | June 1975 |
Last played On | February 2024 |
AUS vs WI Head To Head Records In T20Is
Matches Played | 21 |
Australia Won | 11 |
West Indies Won | 10 |
Tied | 0 |
No Result | 0 |
Australia Win % | 47.61% |
West Indies Win % | 52.28% |
First Played On | June 2008 |
Last played On | February 2024 |
AUS vs WI Head To Head Records In T20Is- 3rd T20I, 2024
- Matches Played – 21
- Australia Won- 11
- West Indies Won- 10
- Most Runs For Australia: David Warner-559
- Most Wickets For Australia- Mitchell Starc-14
- Most Runs For West Indies-Chris Gayle- 420
- Most Wickets For West Indies- Hayden Walsh-12
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