Australia made memorable their 1000th ODI match in their history. They won the match against the West Indies with 259 balls to spare and set a record for winning the match with the highest ball in hand in their history.

Australia won the toss and decided to field first. Xavier Bartlett gave the team the first success in the third over of the innings. And West Indies lost wickets at regular intervals from that point.

Opener Alick Athanaze, who was holding one end, got dismissed after scoring 32 runs from 60 balls. Then the visitors lost 6 wickets in the last 15 runs. West Indies were bowled out for just 86 runs. Bartlett took four wickets.

Chasing the small target of 87 runs, Josh Inglis started batting aggressively from the start. In the second over, Inglis hit three fours in Matthew Forde's over. Australia scored 26 runs in the first two overs. 

Jake Fraser-McGurk then started attacking batting. In the fourth over of the innings, He hit three sixes and one four. Australia completed the team's 50 runs in just 3.4 balls. Fraser-McGurk started the next over with 2 fours. Fraser-McGurk was out on the third ball. He hit 5 fours and 3 sixes, the opener scored 41 runs off 18 balls.

Aaron Hardie was dismissed early then. He departed after scoring 2 runs off 5 balls. After that, Inglis brought victory to the team in the seventh over of the innings along with Steve Smith. Inglis remained unbeaten on 35 runs off 16 balls. 

Only 31 overs have been played in this ODI match in two innings. This is the shortest ODI on Australian soil.