After Friday’s restart at 73-6, still 22 runs behind, much of West Indies’ faint hopes depended on experienced wicketkeeper Joshua da Silva, who was not out for 17 on the night.
But after adding one run to his overnight total, Da Silva failed to control his hook shot and was caught at the deep fine leg boundary for the second time in this match, leaving his side 84-7 down.
Alzarri Joseph played well but was out for 16 after taking a slight edge to wicketkeeper Alex Carey off Mitchell Starc, leaving West Indies at 94-8 and Australia just one run away from batting again .
Hazlewood then clean bowled Gudakesh Moti without adding to the score, bringing newcomer Shamar Joseph to the crease, who immediately played a beautiful cover drive for four runs.
