Australia finished a 3-0 one-day worldwide series prevail upon West Indies with a notable eight-wicket triumph in Canberra.
The hosts won with 43.1 overs in excess, making it the most limited finished ODI played in Australia. Xavier Bartlett accepted four wickets for Australia as West Indies fell from 38-1 to 86 full scale. Jake Fraser-McGurk (41) and Josh Inglis (35 not out) dashed to the objective inside seven overs.
Australia, who drove the series 2-0 going into the third and the last ODI, battled to take early wickets, yet had kept West Indies' run-scoring calm, with the sightseers 38-2 halfway through the eleventh over after Keacy Carty was excused.
Alick Athanaze (32) was the main West Indies player to score in excess of twelve runs, with additional items (13) outscoring the Windies' all's different hitters as they were excused in 24.1 overs.
Quick bowler Bartlett, 25, was making simply his second ODI appearance in the wake of taking four wickets on his presentation in the primary ODI of the series. He asserted another four, including the wicket of visiting chief Shai Trust. Spinner Adam Zampa and speedy Spear Morris likewise took two wickets each.
Australia's pursuit of 87 was quick. Openers Inglis and Fraser-McGurk scored Australia's quickest group 50 in ODI cricket starting around 2002 as they put on 67 in the initial five overs at the Manuka Oval.
The 32-over match required a little more than three hours to finish. The different sides will currently confront each other in a three-match Twenty20 series, beginning on Friday in Hobart.