Australia seal 20 years of Worrell Trophy dominance

Slowly but surely, Australia worked their way through the West Indies for a victory that kept the Frank Worrell Trophy in their possession for 20 unbroken years

Australia 131.30, West Indies 24.31

Stats highlights from a comprehensive Australian win at the MCG

Australia clinch series after Ramdin, Holder resistance

West Indies' fighting spirit surfaces

West Indies might have lost the Melbourne Test by a massive margin but, given how their batsmen fought, they would have certainly finished with more belief than what they had begun the match with

Smith forecasts bowling changes for SCG

All signs point towards Australia calling upon twin spin in the third and final Test against West Indies at the SCG, a scenario the captain Steven Smith was more than open to as he assessed his side's 177-run victory in Melbourne

Bravo holds up Australian victory push

A superbly stubborn Darren Bravo and an uncharacteristically generous Australia allowed West Indies to force Australia to bat again on day three of the Boxing Day Test at the MCG

Bravo, Brathwaite resist Australia

Carlos Brathwaite adds missing exuberance to WI's campaign

Carlos Brathwaite, who scored a gritty fifty in his first Test innings, talks about having the last say in his war of words with David Warner, West Indies' unseen hardwork and his stuff of dreams

West Indies finally manage to bat 100 overs

Stats highlights from the third day at the MCG, where Australia extended their lead past 400, despite some fight from West Indies

Darren Bravo's shades of Shiv

Relying on patience and discipline against Australia's bowlers, Darren Bravo played an innings that was reminiscent of the kind played by Shivnarine Chanderpaul

No-ball issues put the skids on Pattinson's rhythm

"I've got to try to get a stage where I'm running in full steam and not worrying about overstepping, but apart from that I'm pretty happy," says Australia pacer

Australia show no mercy to wanton West Indies

Adam Voges and Steven Smith cantered to centuries before West Indies top order crumbled once more on day two of the Boxing Day Test

Holder doing a good job - Simmons

Amid the recent failures, West Indies captain Jason Holder has tried to lead by example, and his coach Phil Simmons admires his courage in doing so

The gamble on Voges paying off

In his first year as a Test cricketer Adam Voges has plundered runs but struggled in Australia's most important series - the Ashes. His challenge is to prove himself in more testing conditions next year

Voges v West Indies: batting average 542

Stats highlights from another day in which Australia were utterly dominant

Pacers rattle WI after Smith-Voges stand

Khawaja, Burns subdue West Indies

Usman Khawaja celebrated his Australia recall and Joe Burns his retention by combining for an unbeaten stand to shut out West Indies on day one of the Boxing Day Test

Bishoo injures shoulder at training

West Indies legspinner Devendra Bishoo has been sent for scans on his left shoulder after falling and injuring his rotator cuff during a practice session on the first morning of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne

Brathwaite steels himself for long shift

Kraigg Brathwaite is fighting to change his captain's opinion of his bowling, but knows he will have a long shift ahead with the bat if West Indies are going to make a contest of the Boxing Day Test

'Never dreamt I'd play for Australia again' - Khawaja

Twelve months after a freak knee injury almost ended Usman Khawaja's career, he is not only back playing cricket, he is back playing for Australia. And he is the team's most in-form batsman

Tons and runs galore for Australia's top three

Stats highlights from a day completely dominated by Australia's batsmen

Burns repays selectors' faith

Usman Khawaja's return looked like it might force Joe Burns out of Australia's Test side; instead, it was Shaun Marsh who had to watch on as they celebrated Boxing Day centuries

Burns, Khawaja dominate limp West Indies

EagleEye explains Holder DRS failure

Challenging light conditions and a system crash contributed to the unavailability of ball-tracking for an LBW appeal against Jason Holder late on the final day of the Boxing Day Test, the technology operators EagleEye have revealed

Feel like I'm getting a bit faster with every game - Mitchell Marsh

Mitchell Marsh has spent much of the summer sitting in the change-rooms, padded up and waiting for the end of enormous top-order partnerships, but Australia could hardly be happier with his bowling