Australia's fiery pacers and quick chasers
Stats highlights from the third day of Australia's nine-wicket win over the West Indies in Roseau
Bishen Jeswant
06-Jun-2015
David Warner's blazing start pursuing a target of 47 laid the foundation for Australia's highest run rate in a Test chase • Getty Images
10 Instances of Australia beating West Indies by 9 or 10 wickets in a Test match - 7 of those 10 Tests have been played in the West Indies.
144 The partnership between Shane Dowrich and Marlon Samuels, the highest by either team in this Test. The second-highest stand for West Indies was 40, between Shai Hope and Darren Bravo in their first innings.
1 Total runs scored by Nos. 9, 10 and 11 during West Indies' second innings, cumulatively the fewest for West Indies versus Australia. The previous low was two runs, in Jamaica in 1955.
16 Number of wickets taken by Australia's pacers in this Test, the joint-most for them in West Indies in the last 42 years. They have taken more only once, 19 wickets in Guyana, in 1973.
9.4 Australia's run rate in the fourth innings, the highest for them in Test history (min. 40 runs) and the third-highest by any team in a Test innings.
5 Number of Australian players who have won Man-of-the-Match on Test debut in an away game - after Adam Voges secured the honor in Roseau. The other four are Michael Clarke (2004, Bangalore), Stuart Clark (2006, Cape Town), Jason Krejza (2008, Nagpur) and Pat Cummins (2011, Johannesburg).
6 Number of West Indies batsmen who were dismissed in single figures during the second innings. They cumulatively scored 11 runs, which is their third-fewest out of 42 such innings for West Indies against Australia.