Summary

  • West Indies fall short in run chase of 289 - Starc taking 5-46, Hope top-scores with 68

  • Australia recovered from 79-5 - number eight Coulter-Nile smashed 92 off 60

  • Smith hit 73 before being spectacularly caught on boundary by Cottrell

  • Windies' quicks impressed early on with hostile bouncer barrage

Live Reporting

Jack Skelton

  1. Stuart Law
    Former West Indies head coach

    I was his Dad for two years!

  2. Fazeer Mohammed
    West Indian commentator on TMS

    You sound like his Dad.

  3. Stuart Law
    Former West Indies head coach

    Give Hetmyer some slack there - it was absolutely smashed at him.

  4. dropped catch

    Coulter-Nile dropped on 61

    Oh, Shimron.

    Nathan Coulter-Nile finally miscues a pull shot out towards Shimron Hetymer at square leg but the young West Indian shells the chance.

    I've seen him drop a fair few catches now this year.

  5. Stuart Law
    Former West Indies head coach

    What can a coach do in this situation? What you can do is keep calm and don't get flustered. Perhaps send somebody down to have a word with the captain and offer some advice.

  6. Aus 238-6

    Nathan Coulter-Nile now scoops Ashley Nurse round the corner for four. What is going on?

  7. Nathan Coulter-Nile needs to donate some of his match fee to his guy for some new chips.

  8. Stephan Shemilt
    BBC Sport at Trent Bridge

    Is anyone else having horrible flashbacks to the last Ashes? This could be Brisbane or Perth and, for the umpeenth time, Steve Smith has worked the ball to square leg and scampered a single. And why do his pads always end on the outside of his knees?

  9. Aus 233-6

    Run rate 5.42

    Nathan Coulter-Nile has dominated this vital partnership with one of the finest batsmen of all time.

    Yet again he takes a single off the last ball of the over.

    That's confidence.

  10. Fazeer Mohammed
    West Indian commentator on TMS

    There's a definite shift in momentum here now.

  11. 6 runs

    Aus 232-6

    And Nathan Coulter-Nile toasts his maiden ODI fifty by smacking the next ball down the ground for six.

    Length. Dispatched.

  12. 50 runs

    50 for Coulter-Nile

    Nathan Coulter-Nile loops up an attempted pull shot but it falls safe again and he picks up two.

    That takes him to his first-ever ODI half-century.

    A ropey innings at first but some sparkling shots since.

  13. Spin wizard Mushtaq Ahmed is on the West Indies coaching staff.

    Probably not the most demanding job given the predominance of fast bowlers in their line-up.

    Still, Ashley Nurse has taken on some advice and is bowling tidily so far today.

  14. Stuart Law
    Former West Indies head coach

    Watching Coulter-Nile complete that single he is clutching a hamstring.

  15. Aus 218-6

    Nathan Coulter-Nile tickles round the corner and sets off - run out chance?! No. Ashley Nurse drops the ball after the throw comes in.

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  17. Stuart Law
    Former West Indies head coach

    Australia have summed up the situation beautifully, taking the innings deep and testing the West Indies' stamina.

  18. Aus 214-6

    Smith 60, Coulter-Nile 46

    Australia continue to play this cannily, putting the bad ball away for a boundary and tapping into the gaps elsewhere. That's eight from the over without really breaking a sweat.

  19. Stuart Law
    Former West Indies head coach

    Smith understands his team needs to be there at the death and he has sacrificed his own scoring rate to get the team in a better position. On this pitch it is showing signs of a bit of wear and tear, so you're looking at 270-280.

  20. Aus 211-6

    Nathan Coulter-Nile looked like Monty Panesar in his first two deliveries faced.

    He has now just clipped deftly off his pads off Carlos Brathwaite for four to reach 44 off 36 balls.

    West Indies have let this slide a bit.