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Mitchell Stark got the five fastest death in the date of the match test, as Australia got a clean severity in its third test against the sad West Islands, who were rejected for 27 in their second-second-to-low roles in the test date.

In amazing scenes in Kingston, the West Islands narrowly avoided equality of New Zealand’s unwanted record of 26 against England in 1955.

Stark removed John Campbell, Kielon, Anderson, Brandon King, Michel Lewis and Shi in 15 balls before tea, leaving only two halves in this process.

LBW also against Lewis also brought the Wikit in the 400 test, making it the fourth Australian to achieve this achievement, in the 100th test match.

Stark then returned to take the sixth Wikit from Jayden Sells shortly after tea to occupy 6-9 and secure the victory of 176 over Australia, which has already concluded a series of winning with a match to spare the second test in Greenada.

The hosts set a goal from 204 to win after they restricted Australia to 121 in their second roles, decreased to 0-3 in the opening and soon found themselves 11-6.

Although they managed to stabilize the terrible situation a little to reach 22-6 in TEA, Scott Boland quickly took three when he resumed the play to deepen the depression of the hosts before Stark returned to the day the record broke with the sixth Wikit.

Poland’s characters were three for two people, as he took Justin Griffs, Shammar Joseph, Jamil and Arrika.

Greaves Top recorded in the West Indies only 11, with the leg (six) their second top scorer.

Louis and Alzari Joseph every four runs each.

Al -Widi was the lowest before Monday 47 in their second roles of the first test against England in 2004.

It was the best former path of five death from his Australian teammate Erney Toshak, who received five share in 19 balls against India in 1947.

“It was a great series. I think we have seen some difficult striking conditions all the time,” said Stark, who sits behind Shin Warren (708), Jalin McGrath (563) and Nathan Leon (562) on the Australia list at all.

“It was a few days good and very fun and I will return to the house with a smile on my face.

“We have seen the circumstances last night with the solid pink ball under the spotlight. It is very difficult. We didn’t think that will happen quickly today, until the sun decreases slightly.”

Earlier, Alzarri Joseph seized 5-27 while West Indies wandered in Australia for 121 in its second roles, leaving a chase of 204 benefits to win. Australia started the third day at 99-6, but it lasted only eight other sums.

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