Australia sweep West Indies 5-0 in T20 international series to end tour with 8-0 record after winning Test leg 3-0 | Cricket News

Australia got a 8-0 defeat from the West Indies on their tour of the Caribbean after its victory 3-0 in the test chain with a 5-0 sweep in T20 International.

Australia has crashed from the West Islands 170 with three games to spare the victory in the final T20 with three share in the St. Kitts and NEVIS in the role of Mitchell Owen (37 of 17 balls).

There were contributions throughout the middle matter after tourists slipped to 25-3, as Cameron Green, Tim David 30 and Aaron Hardy 28 were unbeatable.

Seamers ben Dwarshuis (3-41) and Nathan Elis (2-32) helped earlier against Australia to reject the hosts in 19.4 exaggerations despite Shimron Hetmyer’s 52 of 31 delivery processes.

Australia’s 5-0 sweep is the first in T20 International cricket and the second, which includes two states of full members, after India whiten New Zealand in 2020.

Captain Mitchell Marsh said: “I did not expect 5-0 at the beginning of the series. It was something that we talked about after the fourth match where we knew that the Australian team did not complete a clean survey.

“We have played some wonderful cricket. We have played, played and played different roles for us.

“We have already talked about getting flexibility and liquidity.

Australia had disappeared in the West Islands for only 27 years-the second most in the test date, only 26 New Zealands against England in Auckland in 1955-to close 3-0 in the test chain, which is the final red ball task until the ash begins on November 21.

This bad offer from the West Indies has summoned president Dr. Kishor Shalo to hold an emergency meeting, and he called on the former legendary players Sir Viv Richards, Sir Clayef Lloyd and Brian Lara.

The West Islands will then play three T20 international, and a largest number of international grades in one day in Pakistan in August, while Australia faces the same number of matches in South Africa.

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