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West Indies bowled out for 143, trail Australia by 82 runs after first innings
Shai Hope of West Indies bowled by Scott Boland of Australia during the 2nd day of the 3rd Test between West Indies and Australia at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica, on July 13, 2025. (Photo: AFP)
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July 13, 2025

West Indies bowled out for 143, trail Australia by 82 runs after first innings

The West Indies will once again have to rely on their bowling attack after seeing the batters falter against Australia just before the dinner break on day 2 of the third Test at Sabina Park.

The Windies, starting the second session on 73 for 3, were bowled out for 143 just before the dinner break, still trailing by 82 runs.

After Jamaican John Campbell fell for 36,the Caribbean side lost wickets at regular intervals with Shai Hope 23 and Justin Greaves 18 the only batsmen to get into double figures.

Scott Boland was the pick of the Aussies with 3 for 34 with Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins taking two wickets each.

Australia, who lead the three match series 2-0, will look to extend their lead when play resumes at 6:30 PM.

– Daniel Blake

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