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west indies vs australia, 2nd test, day 1
West Indies vs Australia, 2nd Test, Day 1
Shaun Marsh started in a promising fashion before he was trapped in front by Jerome Taylor.
Jerome Taylor dismissed David Warner for a duck in the opening over.
Steven Smith and Michael Clarke steadied Australia with a good partnership.
West Indian legend Wes Hall was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame during the lunch break.
Steve Smith went past fifty for the eighth time in 12 innings and put on a century stand with Michael Clarke.
Michael Clarke fell three short of a half-century.
Michael Clarke and Steven Smith were unbeaten at lunch.
Michael Clarke had a lucky break as he handed Kemar Roach a return catch but the bowler had overstepped.
Adam Voges became Jerome Taylor's third scalp.
Steven Smith remained unbeaten on 135 to take Australia to 258/4 at stumps.
Steven Smith scored his ninth Test ton to help Australia past 200 in the post-tea session.
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