WI vs AUS Match Prediction: Who Will Win Today’s Match?

Win Probability

West Indies	Australia
42%	58%

 

AUS to win (1.49) –

• Till now, AUS remain undefeated in the Series.
• AUS defeated WI in the last 4 T20I matches.
• AUS defeated WI in 3 Test matches.
• AUS won the last match by 3 wickets.

West Indies vs Australia Betting Odds

	Puntit	1Win	BC.Game
WI TO WIN	2.5	2.64	2.55
AUS TO WIN	1.44	1.49	1.52
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Australia took on West Indies in a pulsating encounter packed with explosive hitting, fiery pace, and game-changing moments. The Australians, led by their aggressive top order, set the tone early. Josh Inglis anchored with finesse. Adam Zampa and Glenn Maxwell brought the heat with the ball, dismantling the Windies’ middle order with ruthless precision.
But the West Indies didn’t back down. Rovman Powell launched a counterattack, raining sixes and injecting life into the chase. Joseph’s sharp spells kept Australia on their toes, but clinical finishing by Glenn Maxwell tilted the match in Australia’s favour. In the end, it was a thrilling contest of raw power vs control. Australia edged ahead, but the Windies left a lasting impact with their fearless flair.

West Indies vs Australia Match Preview

West Indies:

Brandon King scored 18 runs off 10 balls, followed quickly by captain Shai Hope, who made just 10 runs, leaving the West Indies at 58 for 3 after 6 overs. Roston Chase was dismissed for a duck in the 4th over, deepening the early slump.

Even though there were short partnerships, players kept getting out. Sherfane Rutherford, Shimron Hetmyer, and Rovman Powell were all dismissed one after another, which stopped the team from building a solid innings.

Leading spinner Jediah Blades picked up 3/29 in his four overs, the only significant bowling spark from the Windies. Jason Holder added a wicket with his 4/38, while Sherfane Shepherd and Akeal Hosein managed one each, although all three leaked runs at over 10 runs per over.

West Indies scored 205 thanks to late contributions from Jason Holder (34 off 20) and Romario Shepherd (31 off 14), but faced early setbacks, losing 3 wickets for 58 runs in the powerplay. Fielding mistakes, including 14 wides and several dropped catches, gave Australia an advantage in their chase.

Australia:

Cameron Green, Calm and resolute, his 55 off 30 balls* was marked by clarity and composure under duress. Added consistency to his series tally and continues to lead with impact.

Australian Chase Reached 206/7 with four balls to spare. A pivotal stand between Josh Inglis (51 off 28 balls) and Glenn Maxwell (47 off 18) helped stabilise the innings mid-way.

Josh Inglis’ Quick 51 in just 28 balls, a fifty put Australia in control early in the chase and steadied the ship after the early wobble.

Xavier Bartlett and Adam Zampa have bowled tight spells and taken 3 wickets by giving 54 runs. Zampa, in particular, has been deadly with his variations on turning pitches.

West Indies vs Australia Match Details

Match: WI vs AUS, 5th T20I, Australia tour of West Indies, 2025 Date and Time: Tuesday, July 29, 4:30 A.M, 2025 Venue: Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts Mobile- fancode

WI vs AUS Head-to-Head Record T20I (Overall)

Team	Matches Played	Won	Lost	No Result
WI	25	11	14	00
AUS	25	14	11	00

West Indies vs Australia Recent form:

• WI: L, L, L, L, W
• AUS: W, W, W, W, W

Pitch and Weather Conditions

The Warner Park pitch in Basseterre, St. Kitts, is generally characterised by a dry and somewhat rough surface with a firm base that isn’t excessively hard. It features natural turf that has a brownish appearance, sometimes with a light green grass covering at the start of the match, which diminishes as the game progresses. The pitch usually offers a low to moderate bounce, which can complicate stroke play, especially as the surface begins to slow down.

Bowlers will get limited early assistance: they might find some movement or grip initially, but the pitch will ease out as the match progresses. Spinners can exploit subtle variations later, though a major turn isn’t likely. Pace bowlers should depend more on cutters and variations than seamers. Based on T20I trends at Warner Park, teams chasing usually hold the advantage, so captains prefer to bowl first if they win the toss.

Warner Park, Basseterre, St. Kitts, is likely to experience scattered thunderstorms in the morning, followed by partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will peak around 90°F (32°C) with humidity levels at 75–80%, resulting in warm conditions. Moderate wind speeds of 20–25 km/h may aid swing bowlers and impact catches. Rain delays are possible, so teams and officials should be prepared for interruptions and changing field conditions throughout the day.
Dew Chances- High

Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts records

Total Matches	33
Wins by Teams Batting First	12
Wins by Teams Batting Second	19
Average Score in First Innings	123
Highest Team Total	201/6 by WIW, T20I
Lowest Team Total	45/10 by WI, T20I

West Indies vs Australia Playing XI

West Indies: Brandon King, Shai Hope (c & wk), Roston Chase, Shimron Hetmyer, Rovman Powell, Andre Russell, Sherfane Rutherford, Jason Holder, Gudakesh Motie, Alzarri Joseph, Akeal Hosein.

Australia: : Mitchell Marsh (c), Josh Inglis (wk), Cameron Green, Glenn Maxwell, Tim David, Mitchell Owen, Cooper Connolly, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa, Matthew Kuhnemann.

WI vs AUS Key Players to Bet On

Team	Player	Recent Best Performance
WI	Rovman Powell	43(21) (4×2, 6×4) vs Orcas,T20I
	Alzarri Shaheim Joseph	113-6 vs AUS , Test
AUS	Josh Inglis	78(33)(4×7, 6×5) vs WI , T20I
	Adam Zampa	29 – 3 vs WI, T20I

West Indies vs Australia Betting Tips

• Toss- WI
• Match-AUS

Betting Tips	Odds
WI to score the most 6s	2.12
Both team to score 200	3.25
There will be a Tie	13.5

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