West Indies vs. Australia, 2nd Test, Day 4: Highlights, Scorecard and Report

Australia completed a 2-0 series victory as they beat West Indies by 277 runs in the second Test in Jamaica.

The hosts set 392 to win, after an aggressive Michael Clarke declaration, were all out for just 114 in their second innings on day four at Sabina Park.

The visitors followed up their nine-wicket victory in Dominica with another comprehensive win to retain the Frank Worrell Trophy.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls	4s	6s
K Brathwaite		b Starc	0		3	0	0
Chandrika	c S Marsh	b Starc	0	5	2	0	0
Darren Bravo	c S Marsh	b Hazlewood	11	71	49	0	1
Dowrich		b Starc	4	51	31	0	0
Hope		b Johnson	16	67	36	2	0
Blackwood		b Hazlewood	0	8	5	0	0
Ramdin	c Clarke	b Johnson	29	105	74	3	0
Holder	c Starc	b Watson	1	12	9	0	0
Permaul	not out		23	56	34	3	0
Roach	c Smith	b Lyon	3	7	9	0	0
Taylor		b Lyon	0		1	0	0
Extras		1nb 2w 13b 11lb	27
Bowler			Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Starc			13	5	34	3
Hazlewood			10	5	18	2
Lyon			7	3	12	2
Johnson			8	1	23	2
Watson			4	2	3	1

Mitchell Starc removed both openers on the third evening and struck in the fifth over of the day as he bowled Shane Dowrich (4).

Josh Hazlewood then induced Darren Bravo (11) into an edge to gully and then, in his next over, Jermaine Blackwood played on to depart for a duck.

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Just a lazy 2-5 from six overs for Hazlewood this innings... LIVE: http://t.co/dbIHFSzkOM #WIvAUS pic.twitter.com/OdcrJG4vEz

— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) June 14, 2015"

WI had slipped from their overnight 16-2 to 40-5 at drinks, and it got worse for the men from the Caribbean as Mitchell Johnson bowled Shai Hope (16) through the gate and Jason Holder (1) chipped Shane Watson to Starc at short mid-wicket.

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An impressive bowling performance from the Aussies on day four with WI 7-72. Scores: http://t.co/dbIHFSzkOM #WIvAUS pic.twitter.com/g4jJgaGJkM

— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) June 14, 2015"

They went to lunch on 72-7, and although Dinesh Ramdin and Veerasammy Permaul put on 49 for the eighth wicket, the final three wickets fell in the space of 11 balls.

Ramdin (29) edged Johnson to Clarke at second slip before Nathan Lyon had Kemar Roach caught at short leg.

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.@MitchJohnson398 finishes the series tied with his bowling coach, @c_mcdermott328 on 291 Test wickets (equal 5th all time for Aus) #WIvAUS

— Adam Burnett (@AdamBurnett09) June 14, 2015"

Lyon wrapped up the victory with his next ball as Jerome Taylor had an ugly heave across the line and saw his middle stump pegged back—a shot that was a reflection of the hosts' performance.

Australia next head to England for the Ashes, with the series beginning on July 8.