West Indies posted two respectable total T20’s side against Australia in Jamaica, but were unable to obstruct Australia’s major blows in response. Maybe the coin will lower their way to Warner Park in Basseterre, St Kitts, and they can show what they can do when they follow a target!

News match and current form

It is right to say that West Indies would have won one if not two of these matches so far with some smaller shows. There were no fewer than four grasping in the second game on Tuesday evening (except for some further misfields) including three in the seventh, over the Bowling of Spinner Gudaksh Motie. Considering that Aussie’s invincible pair of Cameron Green and Josh Inglis would continue to score 120 runs from the next nine supervisions, this was on which Windies lost the game.

They have not shamed themselves with the stick, though their historically high percentage of the ball remains weak in this series. Warner Park can produce both extremes when it comes to the ease or difficulty of border strike – it has seen five CPL 240+ results and seven successfully protected – so this game can go one way or another for high -risk winds. One thing is for sure: with only two wins in their last 16 games, the current approach has not been repaid.

AustraliaOn the other hand, they are fighting beautifully. 19 their victories from their 23 T20I since the beginning of 2024 gives them the second best percentage of victory (82.6%) of all full member teams in that period, only after 83.9% of India (W26, L5), and as a result they took second place in the Rankings ICC T20I after the current champions.

This success comes in spite of the use of 28 different players during that 23rd period, and some of the latest additions to that pool with 28 men have been more impressive in that special series like Mitch Owen (50 in debut) and Ben Dwarshuis (4-36 and 1-37). There were signs in the two game they have firmly taken their minds at the cup of the other world, that is, they camped two specialist spinners (Matthew Kuhnemann and Adam Zampa) in the previous game and experimented with Glenn Maxwell as a first time in three years. Expect the same thing to continue.

Head -to -head story

Australia extended their already prevailing recent history of West Indies with their two victories in Jamaica. As a result, Australia was triumphant in Seven of the last eight h2h to develop from the World Cup T20 2021.

Statistics and hot strips

• eight out of ten T20I completed in Warner Park were first won by filling

• T20I management rate at all times in Warner Park is only 7.35rpo (147 runs for 20 overs)

• Romario Shepherd on average only 14 jogging and 11 balls for Wicket CPL in Warner Park (23 of 13 matches)

• Shimron Hetmyer On average only 12 in Warner Park T20is (five cases, 48 jogging)

Key players to see and lose players

Australia Mitchell Marsh is mainly neutralized in this series by several side movements from the opening Bowler of West India Alzarri Josephwho now boasts the extraordinary personal figures of 4-22 of only 2.3 overs bowed to the march in this format.

Andre Russell withdrew from the internationals after playing two matches in his country. Romario Shepherd was appointed as a substitute for comprehensive shock in the second T20i and therefore seems to be the main successor to take Russell’s place for the remainder of the series, especially given his success on the CPL in St Kitts.

Betting analysis

Warner Park produced a lot of 200+ results directed at CPL 2024, so if this continues, you can support your favorite attackers with confidence. Over 351.5 match matches in bet365 It looks attractive to what can be the best field of series filling.