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Australia struck early with quick wickets after opting to bowl.
Dwayne Bravo was handed two lives as Zampa and Christian let him off which cost them dearly.
Hetmyer and Bravo got their eye in and then consolidated on their start to stitch a 103-run stand.
Hetmyer fell for 61 off 36 balls.
Bravo and Russell added late runs as Australia conceded 32 in the last two overs as West Indies finished with 196 in 20 overs.
In two games in the series so far, Mitchell Starc has conceded 89 runs in 8 overs for no wickets.
Australia lost wickets upfront as a familiar collapse awaited them.
Hayden Walsh Jr returned 3-29 with Australia losing any chance of fighting back in the chase.
Mitch Marsh kept them in the game, albeit briefly, with a half-century.
Australia lost 39/7 to be bundled out for 140 in the final over.
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