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west indies vs australia, match 38, icc t20 world cup 2021
West Indies vs Australia, Match 38, ICC T20 World Cup 2021
Aaron Finch won the toss and elected to bowl.
Evin Lewis gave West Indies a fast start, taking 20 off Josh Hazlewood's first over.
Pat Cummins dismissed Chris Gayle in what seemed like the Jamaican's last international outing.
Chris Gayle walked off the field to a rousing ovation from his teammates.
Josh Hazlewood claimed two wickets in an over and 4 for 39 overall as Australia squeezed West Indies after their brisk start.
Kieron Pollard lifted West Indies with a knock of 44 from 31.
Australia lost Aaron Finch early in the chase of 157.
David Warner though started rapidly and scored his half-century off just 29 balls.
Giving Warner company in a 124-run stand for the second wicket was M. Marsh, who got to his 50 off 28 balls.
There was a wicket for Gayle who dismissed Marsh for 53 with what could be his last ball in international cricket.
David Warner remained unbeaten on 89*, his highest T20I score, as Australia chased down the score with 22 balls to spare.
Dwayne Bravo (officially) and Chris Gayle signed off with West Indies winning a solitary game in this year's World Cup.
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