West Indies beat Australia by three wickets in warm-up game
Captain Darren Sammy celebrates after victory in the second and final T20 International cricket match between Sri Lanka and the West Indies. (Photo: AFP)
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March 12, 2016

West Indies beat Australia by three wickets in warm-up game

KOLKATA, India (CMC) – West Indies defeated Australia by three wickets in their second official warm-up game of the Twenty20 World Cup at Eden Gardens here Sunday.

Scores:

AUSTRALIA 161 for nine off 20 overs (Shane Watson 60, Steve Smith 36, Aaron Finch 33; Dwayne Bravo 4-21, Sulieman Benn 3-37, Carlos Brathwaite 2-16)

WEST INDIES 162 for seven off 19.5 overs (Darren Sammy 50 not out, Carlos Brathwaite 33, Andre Russell 29; Josh Hazlewood 3-13, Andrew Tye 2-35)

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