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Australia retained Frank Worrell Trophy, beating West Indies 2-0

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Australian players celebrate the wicket of West Indies wicketkeeper Joshua de Silva (left) on the fourth day of the second Test in Adelaide. Photograph: James Elsby/AP

Australian players celebrate the wicket of West Indies wicketkeeper Joshua de Silva (left) on the fourth day of the second Test in Adelaide. Photograph: James Elsby/AP

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Australia retained the Frank Worrell Trophy 2-0 in comprehensive style at Adelaide Oval, bowling out West Indies for 77 before evening had arrived on the fourth day. It was the lowest score West Indies had been dismissed for in Australia, the tourists conceding the second Test by 419 runs. After at least showing good resistance with the bat in Perth, there was no repeat in Adelaide even with two of Australia’s first-choice bowlers missing. (The Guardian)

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