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
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Seriously good stuff from the Windies, bringing back the days of fast bowling. I can still see the Aussies winning from here though, Smith at the crease and the Windies often struggle to close out innings.
George from Oxford
Smith 25, Carey 12
Neatly played by Carey, arching his back and angling the bat to use the pace of Thomas and guide the ball over the slip cordon for a welcome boundary, then striking another through mid-off that bounces just in front of Holder. Thomas thinks about a rant at his captain but wisely decides to look to the heavens instead.
Stuart Law
Former West Indies head coach
Australia need to look at making 250 as a starting point. If these two can be there at the end, then maybe they can push that up to 270.
And with Australia's pace attack on a used pitch, that might be enough.
A maiden from Holder to Carey, only the second of the match. No record scores here today that's for sure. But perhaps we will have a low-scoring classic. Stay tuned.
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Former West Indies head coach
Good memories. Shane Warne bowled a magic spell near the end.
Fazeer Mohammed
West Indian commentator on TMS
I've got a chilling feeling about the 1996 semi-final between West Indies and Australia.
Australia were 15-4 but then Stuart Law scored 72 to help them post 207-8 and West Indies were bowled out for 202.
Smith 24, Carey 3
A near yorker from Thomas on the leg stump and Smith deftly raises a foot in flamingo fashion to turn it away for a single, before Carey lifts one just out of the reach of a leaping gully.
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Talking of England bouncing the Aussies out? Should remember how we've won the last four home Ashes, then remember what happened when we tried to bounce Pakistan out a few days back!
Ben in Stoke-on-Trent
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Holder returns from the Pavilion End and Carey fends off another short one to get off the mark from his 15th delivery faced, to some ironic cheers. The ironic cheer is an ever-present in a sporting crowd isn't it? I suppose it's heard of a fashion in the House of Commons too, but a man dressed as a banana shows the lighter side of sport.
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Run-rate 4.31
Holder turns to his new pace spearhead, the powerfully-built 22-year-old Jamaican Thomas, in an attempt to claim the key wicket of Smith, but the radar is not quite there on his return, Smith remains on 23 and there are two more wides, with 15 in total now in the innings.
Phil Long
BBC Test Match Special statistician
In the last three overs, there have been just two scoring strokes by Australia.
Five overs 0-23 for Brathwaite, Cottrell the pick of the bowlers so far with 2-11 from four.
Carey on 0
It was indeed too high from the tall paceman and Carey survives, West Indies losing their one permitted review in the innings.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
He was shaping forward but this could be high.
Captain Holder has decided to gamble are having a review for lbw by Brathwaite against Carey, who has been given not out.
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It is completely un-English to want anything other than the Aussies skittled out. Hopefully the selectors are seeing this struggle with pace and licking their lips at the prospect of Archer in the Ashes.
Jonno
Left-hander Alex Carey is the new man, the 27-year-old made his debut in January last year and has played 20 matches, with a best of 55.
Having played these two immaculate shots, Stoinis has departed to one considerably less pleasing on the eye.
Sir Curtly Ambrose
Former West Indies bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Australia are in all sorts of trouble. It wasn't that short and wasn't there for the pull shot.