Australia v West Indies: Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith hit double centuries in Perth

Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith batted together for 62 overs

Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith hit double centuries as Australia punished West Indies on day two of the first Test in Perth.

Labuschagne made 204 and Smith 200 not out to carry Australia - 293-2 overnight - to 598-4 declared.

They shared a third-wicket stand of 251 before Travis Head smashed 99 from 95 balls.

Debutant Tagenarine Chanderpaul and Kraigg Brathwaite survived 25 overs as West Indies reached 74-0 by the close.

Chanderpaul, son of West Indies great Shivnarine Chanderpaul, will resume on 47 and captain Brathwaite 18.

Smith, who began the day on 59, progressed steadily to his 29th Test century - level with Australia legend Sir Don Bradman - and then his fourth double.

Labuschagne, who resumed on 154, was dropped on 194 but soon reached his second Test double century.

He was caught behind off Brathwaite's off-spin before Head struck 11 fours in a partnership of 196 off 208 balls with Smith.

Head was bowled by Brathwaite via a bottom edge, which signalled captain Pat Cummins' declaration.

Amid a hostile new-ball spell, 26-year-old left-hander Chanderpaul, whose stance and mannerisms resemble his father's, made a slow start before becoming increasingly aggressive with six fours and a hooked six over fine leg.

Chanderpaul averages 35.55 in 51 first-class matches

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