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Shane Watson made 62 from 33 balls in Australia's eight-wicket thrashing of West Indies in the second Twenty20 in Sydney © Getty Images
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Australia v West Indies, 2nd Twenty20, Sydney
Warner blasts Australia to victory
Scorecard | Bulletin - Hosts unbeaten all summer
Australia v West Indies, 1st Twenty20, Hobart
Tait and Warner set up 38-run win
Scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery | Gayle eyes success via Twenty20 | Tony Cozier: Blessing that it's all over
Australian news
Overload to blame for small crowds
Ponting in favour of fewer ODIs
Australia v West Indies, 5th ODI, Melbourne
Australia romp to 125-run triumph
Scorecard | Bulletin | Ponting hails unbeaten summer | Gallery
Specials
West Indies' debacle in the ODIs in Australia reflected a general problem of attitude - a common factor in their desperate decline over the years. By Tony Cozier
'Pietersen doesn't want to adapt'
Bowl at Boycs: The crisis in SA cricket, Pakistan players in the IPL, and why Ponting needs to be circumspect while playing the pull
Harris' record, and Haddin's near miss
Ask Steven: Most consecutive five-fors, quickest to 100 dismissals, victories by extras, and biggest stands by lefties
Tony Cozier: Doubters certainly remain, but a spirited transformation has encouraged optimism everywhere for the resurgence of Caribbean cricket
The difference between the West Indies' performance in Brisbane and those in Adelaide and Perth was surely not by coincidence. By Tony Cozier
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The Frank Worrell Trophy, 2009/10 (West Indies in Australia Tests)
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
West Indies in Australia ODI Series, 2009/10
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
West Indies in Australia T20I Series, 2009/10
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
West Indies tour of Australia, Nov 2009 - Feb 2010
Tour records | Averages - First-class | List A | Twenty20 | All
Test matches
Overall | Australia | West Indies | in Australia | Australia v West Indies | Year 2013
One-Day Internationals
Overall | Australia | West Indies | in Australia | Australia v West Indies | Year 2013
Twenty20 Internationals
Overall | Australia | West Indies | in Australia | Australia v West Indies | Year 2013
Twenty20 matches
Overall | Australia | West Indians | in Australia | Australia v West Indians | Year 2013
About
Australia v West Indies Test and one-day series
Though one-sided in recent years, the Frank Worrell Trophy is one of cricket's most cherished rivalries. Series between West Indies and Australia stretch back to 1933, when a team that included George Headley visited Australia. A solitary win in 1965 under Gary Sobers was West Indies' only success until 1977-78, when West Indies began their period of unrivalled dominance, winning eight and drawing one of the next nine series. By 1995, West Indies were no longer the team of old and Australia triumphed with Glenn McGrath announcing himself on the world stage.
Since then the battles have gone mostly to Australia who have lost just five Tests. West Indies' finest moments came in the thrilling 2-2 draw in 1999 when they were inspired by Brian Lara and the world-record run-chase of 418 in Antigua during 2003.
Pollard begins to cash in
Allrounder showing he's more than a T20 thrasherSteven Smith called up for final ODI
Hussey and Hauritz rested, Haddin returnsPonting shines in series success
Scorecard | Bulletin | Captain plugs a record gap | GalleryRain ruins West Indies' chance
Aus v WI 3rd ODI scorecard | Bulletin - Rampaul's four in vainGayle knows he's Bollinger's bunny
'He has my measure, definitely' | Haddin and Watson restedAustralia bury out-classed Windies
Scorecard | Bulletin - Bollinger sets up 2-0 lead | GalleryAustralia crush Windies by 113 runs
Scorecard | Bulletin | Watson marks 100th game | Gallery
Quote Unquote
Chris Gayle responds to Watson's claim that the West Indies captain baited him into celebrating inappropriately and earning a fine
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Tour Results
Australia v West Indies at Sydney
- Feb 23, 2010
Australia won by 8 wickets (with 50 balls remaining)
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Australia won by 8 wickets (with 50 balls remaining)
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