Take your time, scroll back and watch all the highlights from this cracking match.

That's it for updates from this live text though - but there is plenty to read and watch elsewhere.

Stephan Shemilt has written the report of this belter at Trent Bridge.

The scorecard is here.

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And we'll have full highlights of Australia's victory over West Indies up very soon.

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For now, I'll leave you with salutin' Sheldon's worldie. All the best.

And Starc finished off Sheldon Cottrell to complete a sublime five-wicket haul.

West Indies ended nine down, with Ashley Nurse cracking each of the last four balls four, but 15 runs short.

Worried about Australia? You better be.

But Mitchell Starc took three quick, crucial wickets to firmly turn the game Australia's way...

Shai Hope then tamely chipped to mid-on to fall for 68, but West Indies still had captain Jason Holder at the crease, joined by an in-form Andre Russell...

Shimron Hetmyer and Shai Hope had West Indies going well, only for a dire mix-up that left Hetmyer run out by miles...

Chris Gayle survived the ball grazing the stumps and overturned it on review after being given out caught behind...

But finally fell lbw...

Only for replays to reveal Starc had overstepped the ball before and the delivery that got Gayle should've been a free hit...

After Coulter-Nile fell for 92, West Indies finally finished off Australia inside the 50 overs though and were set 289 for victory.

No drop here though.

In fact, one of the all-time great catches from Sheldon Cottrell to remove Steve Smith for a fine 73.

Better than Ben Stokes?

Shimron Hetmyer spilled a chance to snaffle NCN on 61...

Which was the second-most disappointing drop of the day after this poor guy who lost his chips...

Andre Russell got Alex Carey but, after a shaky start, Aussie number eight Nathan Coulter-Nile took up the charge...

Australia were 79-5 once Marcus Stoinis fell, but Alex Carey and Steve Smith led a recovery...

Glenn Maxwell then fell for a duck to leave Australia reeling on 38-4...

West Indies' fast bowlers dismantled Pakistan in their opening game and were in the mood to do the same to Australia's top order with short, accurate, quick bowling...

Let's have a recap of a cracking encounter at Trent Bridge...

More from Aaron Finch: "We kept taking wickets through that middle part, which was crucial.

"You have to keep trying to get wickets, once the West Indies batsmen get set they are so destructive and can hit it to all parts.

"You have to try and stall their momentum and get them to take risks - it came off today.

"We still need to work on things. All of our top order except Steve Smith were disappointing and in our bowling we didn't get our short balls high enough and bowled a bit wide at times. But to get two points from that game is a real positive."

Australia captain Aaron Finch: "We just kept hanging in there. We were able to fight back through Alex Carey and Steve Smith getting us a bit deeper. Then for Nathan Coulter-Nile to play the way he did was exceptional.

"We've always felt he had the ability to do something like that and this time he had the opportunity to bat a bit longer.

"I absolutely was nervous. At 38-4 and they keep coming hard at you - we just had to keep hanging in there and to get 288 in the end was outstanding."

West Indies skipper Jason Holder: "I thought we were well in the game, just a few irresponsible shots when we probably needed to tap it around a bit more.

"To get Australia at 288 we would have taken that, I just think the batters need to take responsibility. We still believe we can win this competition, it's wide open."

Jason Holder is up for his post-match interview.

He's pretty unflappable but looks a bit crushed here.

Man-of-the-match Nathan Coulter-Nile on his 92: "I didn't think I'd get that much but happy to. I got a bit of a spray from the coach after getting out in a warm-up game so thought I'd just stick around. I had a pull shot second ball that was close and I got dropped so luck went my way.

"If we had got bowled out for 150 we still would have backed ourselves.

"I found it very difficult, they were either bowling very quick or the pitch was up and down. It looked like they were on track the whole way until Starc came back."

Nathan Coulter-Nile gets player of the match for his remarkable 92 off 60 balls.

It was the joint-highest score by a number eight batsman in ODI cricket, level with Windies' Andre Russell.

Chris Woakes retains the record for his 95 not out against Sri Lanka in 2016.