West Indies vs Australia, 3rd Test at Bridgetown, , May 01 2003 - Ball by Ball Commentary

short and a bit of width, Lehmann cuts it away to the third man region to complete a strong Australian win

a bit of turn from the rough, left alone again

outside the off, left alone

outside the off, again the ball keeps low and beats the keeper after the batsman has left it alone

again outside the off, good length, left alone

outside the off, tossed up, left alone

outside the off again, swept to deep backward square leg

far outside the off and full, a shooter through to the slip

outside the off, full, sweep played and missed

short ball just outside the off, Lehmann sways out of the way

short and outside the off, a touch of away swing, left alone

on the off, just short of a length, worked through square leg

just short of a good length and outside the off, cut down to point

full and on the off, the ball jags back in, keeps dead low and Langer is trapped plumb in front. That is a most unusual hat-trick for Lawson - remember he got the last two wickets to fall in the Australian first innings off successive ball