Australia look set to wrap a victory over West Indies in the second Test in Jamaica after another dominant performance on an eventful third day, yesterday, at Sabina Park.

The tourists, who hold a 1-0 lead in the two-match series, declared their second innings on 212-2, setting the home side a victory target of 392. That bold decision by Australia skipper Michael Clarke left West Indies to negotiate eight overs before stumps and it went horribly wrong for them as they lost both openers in the first over to close on 16-2.

Kraigg Brathwaite was bowled by Mitchell Starc for a duck when he got an inside edge on the third delivery of the innings and Rajendra Chandrika then suffered the ignominy of recording a pair on his Test debut when he was caught at gully by Shaun Marsh off Starc (2-1) three balls later.

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