Overview

• Coach Andrew McDonald said the pink Dukes ball in the Sabina Park day-night Test “didn’t even look like cricket” as it contributed to West Indies being bowled out for 27.
• The third Test ended inside three days with Australia sealing a 176-run victory and inflicting the second-lowest total in Test history.
• Kingston produced a batting average of 11.85 runs per wicket, the lowest among all 24 men’s day-night Tests to date.
• Australia trained with the pink Dukes ball for three days and used that data to omit veteran spinner Nathan Lyon for the final match.
• McDonald said Australia’s top-order combinations remain unsettled and indicated Marnus Labuschagne could soon reenter the Test XI ahead of the Ashes.