Australia clinched the series with a win over West Indies thanks to Tim David’s explosive century:

Delhi: Australian star batsman Tim David rained runs at Warner Park. He scored a century in just 37 balls and held the record of the fastest T20 century from Australia. Earlier this record was the name of Josh English, who scored a century in 43 balls. David’s explosive innings included 6 fours and 11 long sixes. Thanks to his innings, Australia achieved the target of 215 runs in just 17.1 overs.

Australia’s big win and series captured

Tim David’s brilliant innings won Australia by 6 wickets. With this, Australia took an unassailable 3-0 lead in the 5-match T20 series. This run was the fourth biggest successful run in Australia’s T20I history.

Shai Hope’s brilliant innings

Batting first, West Indies captain Shai Hope played amazing innings. He scored the first century of his T20I career and scored an unbeaten 102 in 57 balls. His innings included 8 fours and 6 sixes. Hope also got a good support of Braden King, who scored 62 runs in 36 balls. Both of them shared a 125 -run partnership for the first wicket.

Scene Abbut bowling tight

Even though the West Indies scored a big score, but Australia’s fast bowler Sean About bowled brilliantly. He gave just 21 runs in his 4 overs and did not take any wicket, but his line-length kept the batsmen tied.

Australia’s hard start

Chasing the target of 215 runs, the Australian team started a little stagger. 65 runs were scored in the first six overs but three important wickets fell quickly. Captain Mitchell Marsh scored 22, Glenn Maxwell scored 20 and English scored 15 runs but could not play any big innings. Kemran Green was also seen struggling and was dismissed for 11 runs in 14 balls.

Match serial partnership

When Australia’s condition was 87/4, David and Mitchell Owen took the front. The two together shared 128 runs for the fifth wicket. While David scored a stormy century by changing the gear, ON gave necessary support by scoring 36 runs in 16 balls.

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