Australia have scripted a remarkable chapter in T20I cricket history, completing their first-ever 5–0 series clean sweep against the West Indies, after securing a tense three‑wicket victory in the fifth and final match in St Kitts. The dominant performance capped off a flawless white-ball tour of the Caribbean.The GuardianNews.com.au
The final contest saw a familiar pattern: Australia, winning the toss and opting to bowl for the fifth straight time, restricted the West Indies to a modest 170. Early wickets from Ben Dwarshius and Nathan Ellis set the tone, while spinner Adam Zampa celebrated his 100th T20I appearance, marking a significant milestone in his career.News.com.au Despite a shaky start—including a golden duck for Glenn Maxwell and a collapse to 3–25—Australia’s explosive middle order rose to the occasion. Tim David (30 off 12), Mitch Owen (37 off 16), and Cameron Green (32 off 17) delivered power-packed innings that powered the chase home with three overs to spare.News.com.au
The comprehensive 5–0 sweep underscores the Aussies’ unwavering depth and adaptability, as praised by captain Mitchell Marsh. He heralded the team’s flexibility, saying the sweep was a testament to their ability to adapt roles and maintain aggressive momentum.News.com.au
