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West Indies tour of Australia 2015-16

Scorecard - 1st Test, Australia vs West Indies at Bellerive Oval, Hobart, Australia (09 Dec 2015)

Australia

583/4 (114) RR:5.11

Australia won by an innings and 212 runs

MOM: Adam Voges
West Indies

223/10 (70) RR:3.19

148/10 (36.3) RR:4.05

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113.2 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, floated up well outside off, Voges reaches out and drives it hard through the cover region, races away to the fence in a jiffy

111.3 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, Voges nails the sweep this time. Comes across and sends this fullish delivery through to the deep mid-wicket fence, there were two fielder in the deep but none of them stood any chance of stopping that

108.1 - Roach to Voges, FOUR, angling in on middle stump line, Voges plays a whippy flick and gets it backward of square leg, there was a fielder in the deep but he had no chance of stopping that. This is now the highest 4th wicket partnership in Tests, ever! Records keep tumbling for these two

107.5 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, Voges is just one away from 250 now. Tossed up outside off, Voges takes a step forward and loft-drives it over extra cover, runs away

105.4 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, take that! Voges is in a hurry and frankly speaking, he is doing a good job at scoring these runs quickly. Comes down the track to get to the pitch of the ball and lofts it inside-out over extra cover, no need to run for those

105.3 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, and again! This time the fielder at deep mid-wicket was moved further to his left in the deep and Voges this time sweeps it to his right, he once again had no chance of cutting it off

105.2 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, that's a great shot. Floated up well outside off, Voges kneels down, reaches out for it and sweeps it in front of square on the on-side, the fielder at deep mid-wicket had no chance of stopping that

103.3 - Warrican to S Marsh, FOUR, once again Warrican drops it short and pays the price for it. Marsh rocks back and pulls it over mid-wicket, no need to run for those

102.5 - Roach to Voges, FOUR, the Aussies are definitely aiming for a declaration. Voges has gone up at least two gears in a bid to score quick runs. This was pitched up well outside off, Voges leans forward and drills the drive to the right of mid-off, who dives across but the ball was far away from his reach. Crashes into the fence in no time

102.4 - Roach to Voges, FOUR, edged and four! This was bowled slightly wide outside off, Voges throws the kitchen sink at that, gets a thick outside edge that flies right over the gap between the slip and the keeper, races away

102.3 - Roach to Voges, FOUR, just short of a good length and just outside off, Voges hangs back and dabs it very late, gets it to the left of the man at backward point, Bishoo gives chase but the ball beats him to the fence. 500 up for Australia

101.2 - Holder to Voges, FOUR, where did that come from? Voges shimmies down the wicket while making some room, he thumps the drive to the right of mid-off. He converted that into a fuller length by coming down. Now, he has the highest indiviual score on this ground, going past Ponting's 209

98.2 - Jerome Taylor to S Marsh, FOUR, too full and outside off, almost on a yorker length, Marsh squeezes it off the toe-end behind point, the pace of Taylor takes it to the fence in a hurry

96.5 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, top shot! Fuller and on the stumps, it was on a driveable length and Voges didn't miss out, he presents the full face of the bat and drives it past Marsh. The timing on that on-drive was excellent and he hit it straight enough to beat the mid-on fielder

94.4 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, Taylor becomes a bit too greedy there. Tries to draw Voges into another false shot, dishes out a half volley outside off, Voges gets a good stride forward and creams it through cover, the new ball sped away to the fence

91.5 - Holder to S Marsh, FOUR, "catch" shouted someone. But it flew out of the bat. Short and width on offer, Marsh goes back and cuts it fiercely in the air close to gully, the fielder flings to his left and didn't even get a finger on it. It was hit very hard and raced away to the fence

90.1 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, that travelled quickly. Half volley on the pads, Voges says thank you very much and puts it away, flicks it square of the wicket and picks up the first boundary of the day

80.0 - Blackwood to S Marsh, FOUR, cracking shot! It was a long hop from Blackwood, sat up nicely for Marsh, who rocked back and smashed it in front of square on the off-side, no chance for the sweeper to get around and stop it

78.1 - Roach to S Marsh, byes, FOUR, urgh, it's all falling apart. Ramdin has fluffed a regulation take. Length ball outside off, left alone. Comes to Ramdin at waist height and he only manages fingertips. Ian Chappell informs that this is the 50th boundary of the day

74.4 - Roach to S Marsh, FOUR, now it's a short ball. The width wasn't quite there. But Marsh does ever so well. Waits for the ball to come to him and plays a back-cut from behind his body to send it skimming fine past gully

74.3 - Roach to S Marsh, FOUR, "that's a gentle delivery" exclaims Mark Nicholas almost in a pitiful tone. Full and on the pads, Marsh is having a net in the middle. Rolls his wrists well and flicks it through mid-wicket

72.3 - Roach to S Marsh, FOUR, he's done it, he's done it. Marsh has a hundred. And look at him go. Pure ecstasy. And honestly, Roach dished it on a platter. Short of length delivery without much purpose. Only rises as high as the midriff and the line was too straight. Marsh swivels and pulls it away through the vacant square leg region. Bisects the deep fielders and proceeds to remove his helmet. Stylish. Elegant. Shaun Marsh

70.4 - Jerome Taylor to S Marsh, FOUR, hohoho! That's a rasping extra-cover drive. Wasn't all that bad a delivery. Just a fraction full and outside off. Marsh doesn't get a massive stride forward. Leans into the ball and threads it wide of mid-off. Almost on the walk playing it. Just another hit away from his ton now

70.3 - Jerome Taylor to S Marsh, FOUR, I've lost count of the half-vollies on offer today. Taylor dishes another one outside off, Marsh laces the drive through the cover region piercing the ring, and moves into the 90s

58.2 - Kraigg Brathwaite to S Marsh, FOUR, the partnership keeps growing! This was fractionally short and just outside off, Marsh stays back and whips it wide of mid-wicket, beats the man getting across from the deep

58.0 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, Voges is toying with Warrican here, this was looped well outside off, he gets down onto his knees and sweeps it powerfully - all along the carpet and in front of mid-wicket, beats the man in the deep for another boundary

57.4 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, sweep from Voges and he hits the gap as well, this was tossed up invitingly outside off, Voges bends down low, rolls his wrists around it and gets it in front of square on the on-side, beats the man getting across from deep square leg

56.2 - Kraigg Brathwaite to Voges, FOUR, nicely done by Voges, gets a big stride down the pitch, rolls his wrists and sweeps it powerfully past square leg, raises his 17th boundary

56.0 - Warrican to S Marsh, FOUR, cracking shot, Marsh comes down the track, plays with a slightly open face and finds the gap past extra cover, the timing is sweet and the ball races away to the fence in a hurry

49.3 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, 98 now. Oh this is interesting. Will he go for it? Tossed up just outside off, Voges sits on his back knee and just helps the sweep behind square. No one back there. He never looked to hit that hard

45.0 - Roach to S Marsh, FOUR, this is a feast. Have your share. It's just ridiculous stuff. You don't bowl full tosses in Test cricket. You just don't. And to make matters worse there was a fair amount of width as well. Marsh moves across on the front foot and lashes the drive through the covers. There was a man placed halfway inside the boundary. Beat him as well

43.5 - Jerome Taylor to S Marsh, FOUR, oh dear, Taylor is spraying it around like a garden hose. Now strays on Marsh's pads. That is like bread and butter for him. Flicks it superbly through mid-wicket

43.3 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, Voges is motoring along. Going at better than a run-a-ball. This namby pamby bowling from the West Indies is surely helping. Again too full. And drifting on middle and leg. Voges leans forward and just turns his wrists enough on the ball to drive it wide of mid-on. Generated enough power

42.5 - S Gabriel to S Marsh, FOUR, now that's gorgeous. Gabriel errs on the fuller side and Marsh latches onto it. Leans forward and laces the drive through extra-cover. No one bothered to move

39.5 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, another absolute beauty of a straight drive. He is looking good while playing in the V. Pitched right up, just leans into the ball and punches it. To the left of mid-on on this occasion

39.3 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, oh sumptuous! A half-volley all right, but Voges has timed the guts out of it. Plonks half-a-stride forward and punches it to the right of mid-on. Speeds away

38.5 - S Gabriel to Voges, FOUR, short and chops it into the ground, that beat a leaping gully fielder, this one was chopped hard and it bounced enough to elude the fielder there, tells a thing or two about how quick this outfield is

37.1 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, bad delivery, not a great shot but that will fetch him runs, width on offer, Voges was glued in the crease as he tried to cut it, gets a thick bottom edge and it races past a diving second slip into the third man fence

36.3 - S Gabriel to Voges, no ball, FOUR, order of the day continues, Gabriel oversteps and delivers a half volley on off, Voges leans into the drive and essays the drive through extra cover, brings up his 4th Test fifty

36.1 - S Gabriel to Voges, FOUR, short again and Voges says thank you as he rocks back, takes his time and clatters the cut past cover point, fielder runs only to collect it once it has crossed the fence

35.2 - Jerome Taylor to Voges, FOUR, that is a good looking shot from Voges, gets some width, camps back and late cuts it to get it past backward point with ease, the ball crashes into the ad cushions

34.3 - S Gabriel to Voges, FOUR, fuller length on the off, presents the full face of the bat and punches it to the right of the bowler, mid-on gives a chase but the ball will win the race

34.1 - S Gabriel to Voges, FOUR, slipped down on his legs, moves across and glances it fine to the left of the keeper, no one would bother chasing that. Bad start for Gabriel

30.0 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, that will be the fourth boundary of the over, uses his feet once again to get to the pitch of the delivery and drives it wide of mid-on, the ball races to the fence

29.4 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, short and that will be punished, Voges camps back and pulls it in front of square for the third boundary of the over

29.3 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, flighted delivery and latches onto that one, steps down and lofts it over the bowler's head, there is no stopping that one

29.1 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, tossed up and on the stumps, steps down and gets it from the inside part of the bat away from the fielder at mid-wicket, the quick outfield means that the ball beats the fielder to the fence

28.3 - Holder to S Marsh, FOUR, fuller length and made full use of that, leaned into the drive and presented the full face of the bat to thread the gap at cover

22.3 - Holder to Warner, FOUR, lovely shot, overpitched and just outside off, Warner leans forward, opens the face of the bat at the last moment and drives it past extra cover, the timing is sweet and the ball rolls away to the ropes

19.4 - Warrican to Voges, FOUR, that's a gift first up for Voges, full toss on his pads, whipped away in front of square on the on-side, beats the diving fielder in the deep for a boundary

13.2 - Warrican to Warner, FOUR, nicely played, another very full delivery and wide outside off, Warner gets a good stride forward and drills it past extra cover for a boundary, his 10th of the innings

12.5 - S Gabriel to Smith, FOUR, cracking shot, overpitched and well outside off, a long half-volley for Smith, he leans forward, presents the full face of the bat and creams it through extra cover for a boundary

10.5 - S Gabriel to Burns, FOUR, that is unlucky for Gabriel. Hands on hips time for him. It was shortish around off, Burns brings his bat down at an angle, the thickish outside edge goes to the right of gully and to the fence

10.0 - Holder to Warner, FOUR, short and width on offer, Warner nonchalantly puts it away. He stays leg-side of the ball and opens up the off-side, slaps it through extra cover, though he didn't middle it the ball had enough fuel to reach the fence

9.4 - Holder to Warner, FOUR, "there is no chasing that", says Mark Nicholas on air. He is absolutely right. Wide half volley and Warner creams it through the extra cover region, came right off the meat and no one moved. Even Warner held his pose after playing that

8.2 - S Gabriel to Burns, FOUR, width on offer and Burns hits it onto the ground, it was fullish and outside off, Burns gets a good stride forward, opens the bat face and square drives it over backward point. The ball hit the turf and bounced over the fielder

8.0 - Roach to Warner, FOUR, third boundary and Roach's struggle continues. Back of a length and outside off, Warner stays leg-side of the ball and slaps it wide of mid-off, Taylor puts in a valiant dive in vain

7.5 - Roach to Warner, FOUR, Roach overcompensates. Bangs it short and on the hips, doesn't rise much, Warner swivels and pulls it behind square leg, no chance for the fine leg fielder to stop that

7.4 - Roach to Warner, FOUR, that's four more. Fifty up for Australia. Not all that full, but with the kind of form Warner has been in it was driveable, he gets it past mid-off and the ball races away

7.0 - Jerome Taylor to Burns, FOUR, smashed! Taylor drops it short and is punished. He didn't have the pace to trouble Burns, who took it from just outside off and pulled it in front of square on the leg-side, not a muscled moved as the ball crashed into the boundary hoardings

4.4 - Jerome Taylor to Warner, FOUR, the angle didn't work on that occasion. Drifted onto the pads, Warner leans forward and clips it through the mid-wicket, the fielder tries to hunt it down but the timing was just too good

4.2 - Jerome Taylor to Warner, FOUR, the runs continue to flow. Overpitched and width on offer, Warner is not going to miss out on those, crashes it past the diving cover fielder to collect his third boundary

3.5 - Roach to Burns, FOUR, Michael Slater on air says, "It deserved to go." And he is right, another half volley outside off, Burns presses forward, opens the bat face and drives it square of the wicket. Third boundary of the over and Australia are off to a flier once again

3.4 - Roach to Burns, FOUR, Roach is struggling with his consistency. This was on middle and leg, Burns says thank you very much and helps himself to another boundary, tickles it fine and beats the fielder in the deep

3.2 - Roach to Burns, FOUR, half volley and Roach pays the price for it. He was looking for the outswinger, but the length was too full and Burns gets nice and low and creams it through the off-side, the timing takes care of the rest

2.1 - Jerome Taylor to Burns, FOUR, short and sat up nicely for Burns to pick up his first boundary. Burns transfered his weight back and pulled it over square leg, though it was not off the middle, the ball had enough to reach the fence

1.5 - Roach to Warner, FOUR, was that a chance? Yes, just about carried to Ramdin. He got a fingertip. That would have been a superb catch. Roach keeps it in the corridor around off, Warner has a tentative poke and the outside edge flies to the left of Ramdin, he dives full length and gets a finger. The ball races away to the fence. He could have done better

1.2 - Roach to Warner, FOUR, Warner opens his account in typical fashion. Tad overpitched and Warner is all over it. He gently caresses it through extra cover, the lightning fast outfield does the rest. First boundary of the day

106.0 - Warrican to S Marsh, SIX, take that! This maximum gets the crowd going as well. 19 runs came off the over! This was tossed up just outside off, Marsh advances and hoicks it hard, hits it right off the screws and it clears the cow corner fence easily. It was hit flat and someone in the crowd took a good catch as well

111.1 - Warrican to S Marsh, out Caught by Darren Bravo!! Marsh's brilliant knock comes to an end. Gets a pat on the back and a handshake from his partner as he makes his walk back to the pavilion. Everyone is up on their feet to applaud the effort, the West Indians too congratulate him. Coming to the ball, it was floated up outside off, Marsh kneels down to play the slog sweep, hits it well but hits it straight down the throat of deep mid-wicket, who hardly had to move an inch to pouch that. Smith still hasn't declared. S Marsh c Darren Bravo b Warrican 182(266) [4s-15 6s-1]

23.4 - Warrican to Warner, out Caught by Ramdin!! Warrican has got the second big wicket in this innings! Soft dismissal for Warner, he doesn't want to go, but the edge was found there. This was tossed up and down the leg-side, Warner was looking to work it away behind square on the on-side. The ball went off the face of the bat, Ramdin does well to get across and pouches the catch. The appeal was instantaneous and the umpire's finger went up. Warner knew there was bat on that, he doesn't bother to review. Suddenly, the session doesn't look too bad for the visitors. Warner c Ramdin b Warrican 64(61) [4s-11]

19.3 - Warrican to Smith, out Caught by Blackwood!! Lovely bowling from Warrican! He slowed down the pace, pitched on middle, drifted into Smith and got it to grip across the right-hander, Smith was pushing forward, plays with hard hands, the outside edge is found and it's a simple catch to Blackwood at first slip. Smith has a suspicious look at the pitch before trudging away, West Indies are fighting back. Smith c Blackwood b Warrican 10(32) [4s-1]

11.0 - S Gabriel to Burns, out Bowled!! Bowled 'im! The extra ball has got Gabriel a wicket. He is delighted, has hands up in the air to celebrate. A much needed wicket for West Indies. It was on a good length and nipped back in, Burns was beaten on the forward defensive, the ball sneaks through bat and pad to hit the top of middle stump. He was done in for pace there as it was bowled at 147.2kph. Burns b S Gabriel 33(43) [4s-7]

108.0 - Warrican to Voges, 1 run, 250 for Voges! This is also his highest first-class score now. It was bowled fuller outside off, Voges reaches out and drives it to long-off, retains strike as well

104.1 - Roach to Voges, 1 run, bowls this well wide outside off, Voges cracks it square of the wicket for a single. Brings up the 400-run partnership as well

96.4 - Jerome Taylor to S Marsh, 1 run, 150 for Marsh. His brother Mitch is standing and applauding. Just a raise of the bat and a handshake with Voges. Fuller and just outside off, Marsh opens the bat face and guides it square of the wicket

95.5 - Holder to Voges, 1 run, there it is! A maiden double ton. He is delighted and started celebrating as soon as he hit the gap. Marsh is also thrilled for his fellow Western Australian team-mate. Comes running towards him and embraces him in a hug. Voges raises his bat and acknowledges the applause. Coming to the ball, it was short of length around off, Voges bunts it square of the wicket on the off-side

95.3 - Holder to Voges, 2 runs, 350 partnership! Fuller and on off, Voges drives it back down the pitch, Holder gets a hand and takes the pace off the ball, but the pair still manage to pick up two

81.4 - Blackwood to S Marsh, 1 run, 300 partnership! The two men punch gloves and Smith is out applauding. Another low full toss, wristed down to long-on

73.1 - Warrican to Voges, 3 runs, 150 for Voges. Geez, this is getting embarrassing for the West Indies. Landmarks keep tumbling over. Moved into position for the reverse sweep way too early. Warrican shortens his length and tries to tuck him up but to no avail as Voges helps the sweep behind backward point. Easy three before the ball is chased down

62.3 - Holder to Voges, 1 run, good length delivery on the stumps, tucks around the corner for a single

54.2 - Kraigg Brathwaite to S Marsh, 2 runs, fifty for Marsh, tossed up and on Marsh's pads, he plays with the angle and nurdles it behind square on the on-side for a couple of runs. Good fighting innings from Marsh, he's repaying the selectors for the enormous faith shown in him

52.5 - Kraigg Brathwaite to Voges, 3 runs, Brathwaite drops one short and well outside off, Voges waits on it, makes room, uses the pace of the bowler and cuts it square behind point, runs hard and comes back for the third run, brings up the 150-run stand as well

49.5 - Warrican to Voges, 2 runs, bunted in front of long-on off the back foot, the fielder swoops in on the ball .. wait a minute. Marsh is sprinting back for the second. Is this it? Is it? Oh yes. Brilliant from Marsh. Pushes for the second and completed it. Voges brings up his 3rd Test hundred. And he's chuffed. Look at Marsh, he's even more thrilled. Catches him in a warm embrace and pats him on the helmet. Played Sir!

43.1 - Jerome Taylor to S Marsh, 3 runs, 100-run partnership is brought up. A hip-high full bunger outside off, Marsh is startled slightly, then gains his wits and simply steers it square of the wicket. Sweeper cover sprints across and puts in the dive close to the ropes to flick it back in and save a run

16.4 - S Gabriel to Warner, 1 run, fifty for Warner, but Smith had to dive to make his end, might have been short had there been a direct hit at the striker's end. This was pitched up on off, Warner was pushing forward in defence, gets an inside edge to the left of square leg, called for a quick single. The fielder has a shy at the stumps and misses, Smith was well short had he hit

68.0 - Siddle to Darren Bravo, FOUR, slashed away! This was short and slightly wide outside off, Bravo quickly goes on the back foot and cracks it square of the wicket, races away to the fence in a jiffy

66.0 - Siddle to Darren Bravo, FOUR, that's it! Bravo brings up his 7th Test hundred, first against Australia and sixth away from home. Jumps high and punches the air in delight. Takes off his helmet and waves his bat to the applause, gets a hug from Kemar Roach as well. After all that, he kneels down and kisses the pitch. Coming to the ball, this was pitched up outside off, Bravo comes forward and drives it to the right of point, Lyon gives chase but the ball runs away to the fence. Has been a great knock so far

65.2 - Siddle to Darren Bravo, FOUR, half-volley outside off, Bravo leans into the drive and caresses it through the extra cover region, didn't come right off the middle but it had enough on it to reach the fence. Moves to 98 with this boundary

62.5 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, leg byes, FOUR, tell you what, the Aussie pacers have been really off-colour today. I know the scorebook suggests otherwise. But clearly down on pace and lacking in direction. Another one down leg, Bravo misses out on the flick and the ball runs away fine off the thigh pad

61.3 - Lyon to Roach, FOUR, flighted well above the eyeline, doesn't quite get the dip and hence it ends up being a tasty half-volley, Roach blasts the drive through the cover region

58.1 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, FOUR, Bravo has to exercise a bit more caution here. Still going for these expansive drives with the day coming to a close. The length wasn't quite there. Only a fraction full and the angle always taking it away from him. Throws his hands with laden feet. Catches a thick outside edge and flies away wide of gully

57.0 - Hazlewood to Darren Bravo, FOUR, oh pristine. Actually, 'pristine' doesn't even cover it. This is a radiating extra-cover drive. Wow. His feet don't go anywhere, just the hands. What hands. Full ball slanted away outside off, Bravo thumps the drive wide of mid-off. Lovely bat swing and extension of the arms

56.2 - Hazlewood to Darren Bravo, FOUR, deftly played. Although his weight wasn't quite on the front foot, he allowed the ball to come to him before opening the bat-face. Length ball angling away, Bravo was still pressing forward when he made connection. Escorts it to the third man boundary

53.0 - Hazlewood to Darren Bravo, FOUR, what's happened here? An edge has gone right through the slip cordon. Shortish outside off, Bravo flashes hard but can only find an edge. It went between first and second slip. Closer to Smith at second I think. But he didn't make an attempt whatsover. Rather, swayed away from the path of the ball. Voges wasn't expecting it. Puts in a belated dive but by then it was too late

50.4 - Mitchell Marsh to Darren Bravo, FOUR, how good is this man! Just a treat to watch when lacing these drives. Not a bad delivery at all. Only a fraction full just outside off, Bravo presses towards the line of the ball and stylishly drives it wide of mid-off

50.2 - Mitchell Marsh to Darren Bravo, FOUR, skiddy back of a length delivery angled away outside off, Bravo stands tall and punches it away. Was originally looking to go through the covers but the bat-face opens up a bit. Perhaps because he got it high on the bat. Skittles away through the backward point region

48.3 - Mitchell Marsh to Darren Bravo, FOUR, shortish and just outside off stump, Bravo rocks back and pulls it very straight, wide of mid-on for four

47.1 - Lyon to Roach, FOUR, overpitched and punished. Flighted full and outside off stump, Roach drives it through cover for a boundary

45.2 - Lyon to Darren Bravo, FOUR, just short enough for Bravo to rock back and cut through point, the line was pretty close to the off stump, but Bravo made room for himself by backing away to the leg-side

44.2 - J Pattinson to Roach, FOUR, now that is from the middle of the bat. Full and outside off stump, Roach leans forward, presents the full face of the bat and drives it through cover

44.0 - Siddle to Darren Bravo, FOUR, cracking shot! Siddle tried the outswinger, but it didn't swing much, it was nice and in the slot and Bravo leans nicely forward to crash it through cover

41.0 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, FOUR, top shot! Full and on the stumps, Bravo waits for the ball to come and flicks it to the left of the man at mid-on, who had no chance of stopping that

38.3 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, FOUR, loose drive, uppish, but thankfully for Bravo, it was in the gap. Full and wide outside off stump, Bravo slices the drive but there was no one at point to snaffle it

38.1 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, FOUR, some action straightaway for Pattinson. Good length delivery pitching around leg stump line, keeps a bit low as well, squares up Bravo, who was on the back foot to defend, the ball takes the toe-end of the bat and runs away through gully

33.1 - Lyon to Holder, FOUR, that's a positive blow from the West Indies captain. Flighted delivery on the stumps, Holder clears his front leg out of the way and lofts the drive one bounce over mid-on

30.1 - Hazlewood to Ramdin, FOUR, almost knocked over. Fullish and outside off stump, Ramdin doesn't get fully forward, yet goes hard at the drive and plays away from the body, gets a thick edge and just escapes past the stump

24.4 - Siddle to Darren Bravo, FOUR, I thought it was mistimed, but it beat the fielder and travelled quickly to the fence. On a length and just outside off, Bravo drives it on the up, he went too hard and the bottom hand came off the of the bat, he still managed to beat the mid-off fielders dive and collect four

23.5 - Lyon to Samuels, FOUR, Lyon drops it short and gets punished, Samuels stays leg-side of the ball and opens up the off-side field, punches through cover-point and picks up his first boundary

22.5 - Hazlewood to Darren Bravo, FOUR, fabulous shot! Nothing much wrong with the delivery. It was back of a length around off, Bravo goes back and punches through extra cover. The key there was timing and placement, he got both spot on

18.4 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, FOUR, smashed! No problems in putting this away. Short and width on offer, Bravo doesn't bother to get in-line, he stays leg-side of the ball and crunches it in front of square on the off-side, it travelled to the fence in no time

18.2 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, no ball, FOUR, second time Pattinson has overstepped in this spell. Right in the blockhole, Bravo looks to squeeze it out, the thickish outside edge flies past the gully fielder

17.1 - Lyon to Darren Bravo, FOUR, Lyon drops one short and pays the price. Bravo initially goes forward but transfers his weight back and slaps it through extra cover, he hit it hard enough to pick up his first boundary

15.0 - J Pattinson to Rajendra Chandrika, FOUR, lovely shot! First boundary of the innings. Pitched up on off and middle, Chandrika presents the full face of the bat and drives it past the non-striker, mid-on gives chase only to come second

14.0 - Lyon to Darren Bravo, byes, FOUR, ah, you rarely get these with Lyon. The gutter ball I mean. Skids on after pitching on leg, misses everything - the flick of Bravo and the gloves of the keeper

1.0 - Hazlewood to Kraigg Brathwaite, leg byes, FOUR, here they are. The first runs on the board. Albeit via leg-byes. Pitched right up looking for the nip in the air. Once again the ball just follows the angle and sneaks down leg-stump. Brathwaite is too late on his flick and the ball deflects off the pad and runs away fine

70.0 - Siddle to Darren Bravo, out Caught by Lyon!! The final nail in the coffin for the West Indies in the first innings. Steven Smith has enforced the follow-on and the West Indies will come out to bat for the second time. Coming to the ball, it was bowled on a length slightly wide outside off, Bravo throws his bat at that as he looks to drive it on the up, ends up slicing it off the outside half of the bat and Lyon at point takes the simplest of catches. A soft dismissal to end a magnificent knock. Darren Bravo c Lyon b Siddle 108(177) [4s-20]

67.0 - Hazlewood to Jerome Taylor, out Bowled!! Hazlewood is on a hat-trick! Knocked him over, the fourth consecutive duck for Taylor against the Australians. This one nips back in from a length just outside off, Taylor pushes at it with his feet hardly moving, ekes out an inside edge that crashes into the stumps. The Australians are just a wicket away and Hazlewood will be on a hat-trick in the next over. Jerome Taylor b Hazlewood 0(1)

66.5 - Hazlewood to Roach, out Caught by Nevill!! Hazlewood strikes early on day 3. This was bowled on a good length and holds its line just outside off, Roach hangs his bat at that, gets an outside edge that is easily snaffled by the keeper. Definitely not the start the West Indies were looking for, ends the 99-run partnership for the seventh wicket. Roach c Nevill b Hazlewood 31(94) [4s-3]

39.3 - Siddle to Holder, out Lbw!! Holder thinks about the review, looks at his partner, who asks him to walk back. I think that was worth a review as it was pretty high. Anyway, West Indies have lost their 6th wicket and Siddle has broken this stubborn 27-run stand. Oh dear! Darren Bravo, what have you done? A review would have saved Holder there as Eagle-Eye shows that it was missing the sticks. Good length delivery angling in, Holder tries to flick off the front foot, misses and is struck above the kneeroll. Impact was on the middle and it looked pretty high to the naked eye as well, but Bravo and the umpire thought otherwise. The shout was pretty confident from the Aussies and umpire Marais Erasmus raised his finger after a long thought. Eagle-Eye shows that ball was missing the leg stump by a long margin as well. Holder lbw b Siddle 15(29) [4s-1]

30.2 - Hazlewood to Ramdin, out Bowled!! This is not missing the sticks. The ball keeps low and foxes Ramdin. West Indies have lost half their side for just 89 runs on the board. Ramdin will consider himself unlucky here. It was bowled in the back of a length area, Ramdin was rightly on the back foot to block, but it didn't bounce much and sneaked under his bat to crash into the off stump. Ramdin b Hazlewood 8(15) [4s-1]

26.0 - Lyon to Blackwood, out Caught by Burns!! Another one! Top quality off-spin bowling from Lyon. Third wicket for him and West Indies slip further. Once more extra bounce, spun back sharply as well, Blackwood prods forward to defend, the inside edge is found, the ball deflects off the pad to Burns. This one dipped on the batsman and that made Blackwood unsure about his footwork. Blackwood c Burns b Lyon 0(5)

25.1 - Lyon to Samuels, out Caught&Bowled!! Stunner! He's a good fielder and this was a terrific take. Nice loopy off-break from Lyon, entices Samuels to play the drive, he goes for it away from the body and fails to control it, chips it to the left of Lyon, who dives full length and takes it with both hands. He was airborne as he took it. Second wicket for him and West Indies are in trouble. Samuels c and b Lyon 9(14) [4s-1]

19.3 - Lyon to Rajendra Chandrika, out Caught by Smith!! Edged and gone. Top stuff from the offie. After getting one to turn back sharply, Lyon gets this one to go straight, Chandrika gets a good stride forward and aims to play the cover-drive. Since the ball didn't turn, it takes the outside edge and goes to Smith at slip, who juggles and the ball hits the face after the first attempt. He then manages to pouch it on his second attempt. After doing all the hard work, Chandrika has thrown it away. Rajendra Chandrika c Smith b Lyon 25(58) [4s-1]

8.3 - Hazlewood to Kraigg Brathwaite, out Lbw!! So often this happens with short-statured batsman, even to good length deliveries they feel obliged to hang back. This is a prime example. Hitting the pitch hard on a length just outside off, nips back just enough to sneak past the inside edge of Brathwaite's defence and trap him in front of off. The only concern was the height. But it's good enough to take the bails. The first one down. Kraigg Brathwaite lbw b Hazlewood 2(26)

63.4 - Lyon to Roach, no run, very full ball, Roach just couldn't hold himself back and tries to blaze a cover-drive. The ball skids on and beats the edge. There is a loud noise when the ball passed but that was the bat grazing the pitch. Well done, Mr. Erasmus

48.0 - Lyon to Roach, no run, that was really close for Roach. Looked very out to the naked eye, but technology showed that it was bouncing too much and only clipping the top of leg stump. Roach got down on one knee to sweep, missed, was struck in line with off and got away with it

42.4 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, 1 run, fifty for Darren Bravo. This has been an excellent innings, this is his 14th fifty in Tests. Short of a length delivery outside off stump, Bravo rocks back, punches it through cover. Bravo raises his bat and acknowledges the applause

36.2 - Hazlewood to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, four more, four more. 94 now. Such a smart shot! Short of length delivery just outside off, cramps Brathwaite for room. But that doesn't bog him down. Arches his back and lifts the ball over gully with an upper-cut

35.4 - Mitchell Marsh to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, short, wide, flashed for four. Oh this is fun. Four boundaries in a row! Went hard at it and got it past point

35.3 - Mitchell Marsh to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, wonderful stuff. But this was a poor ball unlike the previous ones. Full on the pads, Brathwaite flicks it with a turn of the wrists through mid-wicket. Just about trickles into the ad cushions

35.2 - Mitchell Marsh to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, and another. Skiddy back of a length delivery close to off, the width wasn't there to cut. So instead, Brathwaite dabs it down past gully

35.1 - Mitchell Marsh to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, go Brathwaite, go. He's been very impressive. Back of a length delivery outside off, Brathwaite moves across on the back foot and drives it through the cover region. All the way

35.0 - Hazlewood to Warrican, FOUR, edged and through the heavily populated cordon. How did it sneak through? Ridiculous. Back of a length delivery outside off, Warrican pokes away from the body and gets the edge. Somehow finds the miniscule of pockets between slips and gully

34.3 - Hazlewood to Jerome Taylor, FOUR, ah, look at that! More importantly, his teammates should look at that. Wow. Full ball on the stumps, Taylor plays a lofted punch over mid-on. Beauty!

32.5 - Hazlewood to Jerome Taylor, FOUR, yuck, if you didn't know Taylor bats at no.9, now you do. Short of length delivery angling down leg, stays a touch low. Taylor tries an awkward looking swat across the line. Gets it off a thick bottom edge and it runs away fine of fine leg

31.2 - Siddle to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, poor stuff from Peter Siddle. He's been lost right through the Test. Short again, wide again, Brathwaite rolls his wrists nicely to keep it on the turf and slashes it past point

31.1 - Siddle to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, short and width on offer, Brathwaite doesn't bother to transfer his weight after an initial stride forward, slaps it backward of point and the ball skims away. A real daisy-cutter

29.2 - Siddle to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, smeared past point! Similar back of a length delivery, just a bit wider of off, Brathwaite hangs back and shovels the punch behind point. No chasing that

27.1 - Lyon to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, and a half-century for Brathwaite. He's played well. Stuck it out when no one else has. Gets there with a crisp cover-drive. Overpitched outside off, Brathwaite gets to the pitch and creams it through the cover region

21.1 - Lyon to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, this is like candy for Brathwaite. After all the fury at the other end, he gets a spinner. And on top of that he sees some flight. Dances down, gets close enough to the pitch and launches it over mid-off. Not the cleanest of connections but good enough to clear the man

16.4 - Siddle to Holder, FOUR, "catch" goes everyone. But that's too quick for Lyon. By the time he dived across, the ball was through. Full ball just outside off, Holder doesn't hold back on the drive and hits it in the air towards extra-cover. Lyon was positioned close-in specifically for that but it's too quick. The timing on the stroke wasn't too bad either

13.1 - Mitchell Marsh to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, short and bit of width available, Brathwaite hangs back and plays a gentle cut shot, he just used the pace of the bowler to collect the boundary square of the wicket

5.5 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, FOUR, Bravo is the off the mark. Gets going in typical fashion. Short and just outside off, Bravo opens up the off-side field and flays it through extra cover, the ball raced across the turf

3.3 - J Pattinson to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, pitched up just outside off, Brathwaite comes on the front foot and punch-drives it through the extra cover region, it was hit with some power and races away to the fence

3.1 - J Pattinson to Kraigg Brathwaite, FOUR, short and slightly wide outside off, Brathwaite slashes away from the body, it was in the air for quite some time but in the gap, goes behind the man at backward point and crashes into the fence in no time

25.2 - Lyon to Kraigg Brathwaite, SIX, puts his skates on, gets close enough to the flighted delivery and kaboom! Flogs it over the mid-wicket boundary

36.3 - Hazlewood to Kraigg Brathwaite, out Bowled!! Oh no. No, no, no. Brathwaite didn't deserve this fate. But sadly the hundred was not to be. The Australians wait to see if Gabriel is walking out. He isn't. And the handshakes begin. Australia claim Hobart by an innings and 212 runs. Strange shot actually. Seemed to be deceived by the pace, or the lack of it. Length ball angled into off, Brathwaite was too early into the push, left a massive gap between the bat and pad as well. In the end, the bottom hand comes off the handle, he is beaten on the inside edge and the off pole is pegged back. Kraigg Brathwaite b Hazlewood 94(122) [4s-13 6s-1]

34.4 - Hazlewood to Jerome Taylor, out Caught by J Pattinson!! Okay, I built him up a bit too much on the previous ball. Now he's played an absolute stinker. Length ball on off, Taylor looks to swing through the line, too early into the shot and lobs it off the toe-end of the bat. Pattinson keeps his eye on the ball while backpedalling from mid-off. Grasps it with a reverse-cup. His weight was falling backwards and he did well to keep his balance. Jerome Taylor c J Pattinson b Hazlewood 12(8) [4s-2]

30.5 - Hazlewood to Roach, out Caught by Nevill!! The previous ball unsettled him, and this one gobbles him up. Brilliant thinking from Hazlewood. Follows it up with a short ball, Roach was having none of it. Tried to hit his way out of trouble. But the ball skids on and hurries onto his attempted pull. Catches the glove on the way to the keeper. Just two away are the Aussies from victory. That's cos Gabriel won't be strapping the pads on. Roach c Nevill b Hazlewood 3(27)

20.2 - J Pattinson to Holder, out Caught by Nevill!! Oh no, what a terrible way to depart. Holder is really having to drag himself off here. He looks crestfallen. And Pattinson, what about him! He just has to roll his arm over today to strike gold. An absolute tripe ball. On a back of a length and down the leg-side, Holder tries to glance it away, only manages a fine tickle off the inside edge. Nevill moves across to his left and grabs it comfortably. Oh a nasty strangle down leg. Not how he would have wanted to cap off a five-wicket haul, but Patto would take it. Holder c Nevill b J Pattinson 17(29) [4s-1]

11.1 - Mitchell Marsh to Ramdin, out Caught by Warner!! Another one bites the dust. What a start for Mitchell Marsh. Strikes off his first ball. Loose shot though from Ramdin. Pitched up and inviting the batsman to drive, Ramdin takes the bait and flashes hard, the thickish outside edge flies towards gully, Warner reacts quickly and pouches a sharp catch to his right. Ramdin c Warner b Mitchell Marsh 4(11)

8.0 - J Pattinson to Blackwood, out Bowled!! Pattinson is on a hat-trick. Blackwood bags a pair. He looks at the pitch after getting out, but it had nothing to do with the dismissal. West Indies are in complete disarray. Good length ball around off, Blackwood prefers to stay in the crease and defend, it tails back enough to go through Blackwood's defence and kisses the off-stump. He should have come forward rather than hanging back. Blackwood b J Pattinson 0(1)

7.5 - J Pattinson to Samuels, out Caught by Warner!! Corker! Pattinson is on fire. West Indies are falling apart. Looks like a completely different bowler in this innings. After going wicketless in the first, he has three in the second innings. It was back of a length and reared up on Samuels, who was hanging back to defend, the ball takes the shoulder of the blade and balloons to Warner at gully, simplest of catches taken. Samuels couldn't have done much with that. Samuels c Warner b J Pattinson 3(6)

6.0 - J Pattinson to Darren Bravo, out Bowled!! Cleaned 'im up. The umpire is checking for a no-ball and Bravo is waiting. The foot landed behind the line and that is a legal delivery. Bravo reluctantly trudges off the field. This is a big, big wicket for Australia. Pattinson is delighted as well, his second of the innings. It was on a driveable length and around off, Bravo goes for the drive, the ball straightens a touch, takes the inside edge and crashes into the stumps. Darren Bravo b J Pattinson 4(13) [4s-1]

1.3 - J Pattinson to Rajendra Chandrika, out Caught by Smith!! Edged and gone! What a start for the Australians! Pattinson bags his first wicket of the game. This was bowled on a fuller length just outside off, the ball shapes away just a touch as Chandrika pushes at it with hard hands, gets an outside edge that flies to the right of second slip, Smith dives across and takes a good catch as the ball was travelling quickly and goes low towards him. Three ducks in four innings for Chandrika. Out comes Bravo once again. Rajendra Chandrika c Smith b J Pattinson 0(3)

33.1 - Mitchell Marsh to Jerome Taylor, 1 run, driven in the air to the right of mid-off, the fielder flies across, gets both his hands but it pops out. Not quite sure why he dived there. Absolutely didn't need to do so. Overpitched outside off, Taylor times it beautifully but doesn't bother to keep it down. Coulter-Nile, the subsitute was the man. The dive actually took him too far, he overcooked the distance

11.0 - Siddle to Kraigg Brathwaite, no run, that was a close shave for Brathwaite. Most part of the ball was hitting the leg-stump, but still ball-tracker said umpire's call. Nips back in from a length, Brathwaite falls over on the flick and is rapped on the pads. The ball was crashing into the top of leg