Australia vs West Indies Match Stats

Inswinging yorker, on leg stump. David Warner manages to jam it out onto the deck and steals a single as well. Good running.

Full and straight, heaved down to deep mid-wicket for a single.

FOUR! How did that end up in the fence? Well-directed short ball, around leg. Warner looks to duck but leaves his bat dangling and half-pulls it. The ball flies towards the fine leg region and goes into the boundary.

On off and driven through covers for a run.

Back of a length, around the hips. Marsh rocks back and flicks it behind square for a single.

Slower one, full and around off. Warner gets it off the toe end of the bat towards third man for one.

Slower, full-length ball, outside off. Warner watches it sail past past him.

WIDE! Slower, full length, way outside off. Warner leaves it alone. Wide called.

A length ball, outside off. Warner lifts it over covers and gets a single.

SWING AND A MISS! Slower, length ball, angling across off. Marsh throws his bat at it but misses.

Full, on the pads. Marsh flicks it aerially towards deep square leg. The ball meets the fielder on a bounce. They take one.

FOUR! Nicely played! A full-length ball, outside off. Warner reaches out and carves it through point for a boundary. Placement perfect!

Fuller, on off. Warner comes forward and pushes it through covers for a single. Australia are cruising along at the moment. 8 runs coming off it.

Back of a length, on top of off. Warner shuffles across and looks to scoop it over the keeper's head but misses.

WIDE! On a length, wide outside off. Warner leaves it alone. Wide called.

Fuller, around middle and leg. Warner flicks it through mid-wicket for a single.

FOUR! EDGY! A length ball, on off. Marsh throws his bat at it. The ball takes the outside edge and goes towards third man for a boundary.

FOUR! Back-to-back boundaries for Marsh. He moves to 49. Full-length ball, on off. Marsh looks to heave it away. The ball takes the outside edge and flies towards third man to bag a boundary.

A length ball, on off. Marsh tucks it to mid on for a single. Marsh gets his FIFTY with this single. He has been calm and composed throughout the innings. Brilliant knock from him.

On a length, outside off, an off-pace delivery. Chase looks to chase it but misses.

WIDE! Full and sliding down leg. Marsh looks to flick it away but misses. Wide called.

A length ball, around middle. Marsh swings across the line. The ball goes towards deep square leg off the inner half. They collect a brace. 

TWO LEG BYES! A full toss, on the pads. Marsh fails to flick it away. The ball clips the pads and goes to square leg. The batters run 2 and the umpire signals leg byes.

On off, pushed the cover for a single.

FOUR! Nicely played. A length ball, around middle and leg. Slower one. Warner gets behind the line and reverse hits it through point for a boundary.

SIX! David Warner wants to finish things quickly. A length ball, on off. Warner stands back and smokes it over the square leg fence for a maximum.

Full toss, on off. Warner punches it to long off for a single.

Loopy ball, down leg. Warner looks to reverse sweep it but does not connect. No wide says the umpire.

WIDE! Full, down leg. Warner misses his flick. Wide called.

Full, on off. Warner reverse sweeps it to point.

WIDE! Tossed up, down leg. Warner looks to push it out but misses. Wide called.

Full, on off. Warner lifts it over covers for a brace.

Full, on the pads. Warner clips it to deep square leg for a couple more. Good running.

Darted, on the pads. Warner clips it to mid-wicket for a single. Scores level now! 

OUT! CAUGHT! The universe boss strikes and gets a wicket. Marsh looks to go over mid off but does not get the elevation. Floated, full, around off. Marsh stays back and lifts it straight to mid off. Jason Holder takes an easy catch. Gayle has a big smile on his face.

Full and on leg, Warner flicks it to short fine leg. 

 FOUR! There it is! Australia have done all that they can in staying alive in this tournament. Down the leg side, Warner flicks it to the left of leg slip. Chris Gayle is there but he barely reacts and just laughs. Warner charges down for the single but Maxwell smartly reminds him to not complete the single as a boundary would only help their net run rate. And now, the two Aussies hug each other as the ball touches the fine leg fence. Had they completed the single before the boundary, it would have counted as a single as only a run was required. Warner punches his fists in the air in joy.