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2nd Test, Day 4: West Indies trail Australia by 395 runs at lunch
Australia captain Steven Smith declared his team`s second innings closed at 179-3 before the start of play on day four of the second test against West Indies on Tuesday, setting West Indies a target of 460 runs for victory.
Melbourne: The West Indies were 64 for one and 395 runs behind Australia at lunch on the fourth day of the second Test in Melbourne on Tuesday.
First-innings top-scorer Darren Bravo was not out 14 with Rajendra Chandrika on 17.
Australia captain Steven Smith declared his team`s second innings closed at 179-3 before the start of play on day four of the second test against West Indies on Tuesday, setting West Indies a target of 460 runs for victory.
Australia lead the three-match series 1-0 after winning the opening test in Hobart by an innings and 212 runs.