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Hazlewood 5-for leads Australia to three-day win over West Indies in Barbados test

Hazlewood 5-for leads Australia to three-day win over West Indies in Barbados test

Washington Post10 hours ago

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados — Australia blew away the West Indies for 141 and won the first test by 159 runs at Kensington Oval on day three Friday.
The West Indies was set a stressful 301 target to win on a tricky pitch and folded in 33.4 overs.
The chief destroyer was seamer Josh Hazlewood with 5-43 from 12 overs.

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