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Result · Test Cricket

Australia vs West Indies

Venue par · 130Chase success · 77%POTM · AT Carey

Match preview & overview

Australia win by 133 runs as West Indies fold for 143 chasing 277 in Grenada

Australia beat West Indies by 133 runs at the National Cricket Stadium in St George's, Grenada, on 3 July 2025. Having won the toss and elected to bat, Australia posted 286 in their first innings, a score comfortably above the ground's average of 218 across 29 matches. West Indies replied with 253, staying within striking distance, but Australia added 243 in their second innings to set a target of 277. West Indies' second innings lasted just long enough to frustrate before they were dismissed for 143, ending the match well inside five days. AT Carey was named Player of the Match.

The margin of 133 runs tells most of the story. West Indies competed in the first half of the match, limiting the Australian first-innings lead to 33 runs. From that position, a result was far from inevitable. But Australia's second innings closed that window, and the fourth-innings chase of 277 on a surface that had already seen three completed innings proved too much. West Indies lost all 10 wickets for 143, a deficit of 134 on where they needed to be.

This result extended Australia's recent dominance over West Indies. The five matches immediately preceding this fixture were all Australian victories, three at Warner Park and two at Sabina Park, all in 2025. The all-time head-to-head now stands at 64 wins to Australia, 21 to West Indies, from 92 meetings.

Pitch report & venue insights

Cricket Stadium, Sector-1613-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2019. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

13

T20 matches hosted

130

Avg 1st-innings score

119

Avg 2nd-innings score

77%

Chase success rate

36

Avg powerplay runs

46%

Toss-field rate

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

Australia set 277 after scoring 286 and 243

Australia posted 286 in their first innings and 243 in their second, leaving West Indies a target of 277. The pitch offered enough for bowlers across all four innings, and Australia's total proved well beyond West Indies' reach.

Angle 02

West Indies bowled out for 143 in the fourth innings

Chasing 277, West Indies were dismissed for 143, losing by 133 runs. Their first-innings score of 253 had kept them competitive, but the collapse in the final innings effectively ended the contest well before the close.

Angle 03

AT Carey named Player of the Match

Alex Carey was awarded Player of the Match honours, underlining a personal contribution that helped shape the result across the five days at the National Cricket Stadium in St George's.

Angle 04

Australia win the toss and elect to bat on a pitch above average

Australia won the toss and chose to bat, posting 286 against a ground average first-innings score of 218 across 29 matches at this venue. The decision paid off; their first-innings lead gave them control of the match from the outset.

Angle 05

Australia's dominance in the head-to-head continues

This result extended Australia's overwhelming advantage in the all-time series, now standing at 64 wins to 21 for West Indies from 92 meetings. Australia had also won each of the five most recent encounters before this fixture.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • At a venue where the average first-innings score is 218, teams that exceed that mark significantly may find top-scorer markets worth examining before the first session.
  • The chase success rate at National Cricket Stadium is 58% across 29 matches, suggesting the toss and first-innings total carry more weight here than at many other Test grounds.
  • With Australia's pace and West Indies' swing options both having strong venue records, bowler performance markets could attract more interest than outright result lines.
  • Australia's recent form in this series, six wins from six meetings in 2025 prior to and including this fixture, is context the markets will have reflected in any future encounter between these sides.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Australia vs West Indies

Who won the Australia vs West Indies Test at St George's in July 2025?

Australia won by 133 runs. West Indies were set 277 to win in the fourth innings but were dismissed for 143. Australia scored 286 and 243 across their two innings; West Indies replied with 253 and 143.

Who was Player of the Match in the Grenada Test?

AT Carey, Australia's wicketkeeper-batter, was named Player of the Match at the National Cricket Stadium in St George's on 3 July 2025.

What is the head-to-head record between Australia and West Indies in Tests?

Across all formats, Australia and West Indies have met 92 times, with Australia winning 64 and West Indies 21, and 6 matches ending without a result. Australia also won all five of the meetings in the immediate run-up to this fixture.

Where can I watch Australia vs West Indies Tests in the UK?

Test cricket between Australia and West Indies is typically available in the UK via Sky Sports Cricket, with streaming through Sky Go and NOW TV. BBC Radio's Test Match Special also provides ball-by-ball radio commentary for matches involving major touring sides.

What is the National Cricket Stadium in St George's like for batting?

Across 29 Test and first-class matches at the venue, the average first-innings score is 218 and the average second-innings score is 199. Chasing sides have won 58% of matches here, slightly favouring teams who bat second, though Australia's first-innings 286 in this match was well above that average.

How has Australia been playing in 2025 ahead of this Test?

Australia's recent form coming into this fixture was mixed: wins over West Indies and England sat alongside losses to South Africa, India, and Sri Lanka. West Indies had won just one of their previous five matches, beating Ireland, before this defeat.

Photo credits (2)
  • Chris Gayle — photo by Dannow at English Wikipedia, Public domain · source
  • Darren Sammy — photo by paddynapper, CC BY-SA 2.0 · source
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