LBW OUT. OUT! L.B.W. Alzarri Joseph to Usman Khawaja. In-swinging back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot working, hit pad. On-field umpire decision will stand.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Shamar Joseph to Sam Konstas. Seaming in back of a length, wide outside off stump on the back foot defending, inside edge. Chopped on.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Jayden Seales to Josh Inglis. Seaming in length ball, outside off stump on the back foot shoulders arms, Left. Timber.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Justin Greaves to Cameron Green. Out-swinging back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot driving, outside edge to second slip, caught by Chase. Edged and gone.

LBW OUT. OUT! L.B.W. Shamar Joseph to Travis Head. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot working, hit pad. Up goes the finger.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Shamar Joseph to Beau Webster. Half volley, down leg side on the front foot glancing, inside edge, caught by Hope. Brilliant review from the hosts.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Alzarri Joseph to Pat Cummins. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot Slog, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to mid on, caught by Brathwaite. A simple catch to dismiss the Australian skipper.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Shamar Joseph to Mitchell Starc. Seaming in length ball, outside off stump on the front foot Slog, missed. Another one bites the dust.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Roston Chase to Alex Carey. Off break length ball, wide outside off stump on the front foot driving, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to long off, caught by Greaves. A well-judged catch by Greaves.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Shamar Joseph to Josh Hazlewood. Length ball, wide outside off stump on the front foot driving, inside edge. That's Tea on Day 3 as Josh Hazlewood is the last Australian wicket to fall. The visitors have been bowled out for 310 to set the West Indies a target of 301. After the top order's struggles the Australia middle order stepped up to the plate, Travis Head, Beau Webster and Alex Carey all making crucial half centuries to frustrate the hosts, who had hoped to restrict the total. None of the trio could make it beyond 65 however, as Shamar Joseph kept his sides hopes alive with a five wicket haul, Roston Chase and Alzarri Joseph with the other wickets to fall. Now all eyes turn to the West Indies in the final session of the day, can they set the foundation for what would be a famous run chase? Or can Australia make early inroads. Join us shortly to find out.