Nottingham: Australia emerged victorious by a margin of 15 runs against the West Indies in the tenth match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 at the Trent Bridge, Nottingham on Thursday. 


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West Indies skipper Jason Holder won the toss and opted to field. Australia failed to record a strong start to their innings, losing four wickets within the first powerplay. 


However, they were able to post a competitive total of 288 following a 103-ball 73 by Steve Smith and 60-ball 92 by Nathan Coulter-Nile. 


 


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Shai Hope was the highest run-scorer for the West Indies who failed to get across the line despite being in the hunt. Australian pace bowler Mitchell Starc made his presence felt with a five-wicket haul with fellow pacer Pat Cummins accounting for two wickets as well. 



Let us take a look at a few statistical highlights from the match: 


 


# Chris Gayle completed 1000 runs in the ICC Cricket World Cup following his knock of 21 runs off 17 deliveries. 


# Windies all-rounder Andre Russell crossed the 1000 run mark in One-day Internationals (ODI), following his 11-ball 15 against Australia. 


# Australian pacer Mitchell Starc has become the fastest cricketer to pick 150 wickets in ODI cricket, having recorded the tally in 77 matches. 


# Starc further registered his sixth five-wicket haul in ODI cricket. His five-wicket haul against West Indies on Thursday was the third against the same opposition. 


# Nathan Coulter-Nile scored his maiden half-century in ODIs. The Australian further recorded the highest score by a batsman at the No 8 position in World Cup history, following his 92 off 60 deliveries. 


# Australia recorded their 10th successive win in ODI cricket.