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Zampa and Lyon leave West Indies in a spin

ESPNcricinfo staff
Fast bowler Mitchell Starc struck in the first over on his comeback when he had Andre Fletcher caught at backward point for 4  AFP
Johnson Charles and Darren Bravo rebuilt the innings ...  AFP
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... before Mitchell Marsh ended the 44-run partnership when he had Bravo caught at extra cover in the 12th over  AFP
Two overs later, Starc bowled Charles with an inswinger to reduce West Indies to 59 for 3  AFP
Nathan Lyon picked up two wickets in two balls to leave the hosts tottering at 70 for 5 in the 17th over  AFP
The spinners extended their dominance as Adam Zampa returned figures of 3 for 16, including having captain Jason Holder bowled for 1  AFP
West Indies were eventually bowled out for 116 in the 33rd over when Carlos Brathwaite holed out to long-on for 21 off 48 balls  AFP
Australia's openers - David Warner and Aaron Finch - got the chase off to a brisk start with a 44-run stand  AFP
However, just before the dinner break, Holder trapped Finch in front for 19  AFP
Usman Khawaja, batting at No. 3, struck 27 in an innings that featured five fours  AFP
Warner continued to bat fluently, even as Khawaja spooned a catch to midwicket  AFP
Sunil Narine caused a late wobble with a double-wicket maiden ...  AFP
... but Warner stayed unbeaten on 55 to help Australia secure a bonus-point win  AFP
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