Davies criticizes West Indies in pre-Test warning

West Indies were called for a wake-up call on the bowling front after a dominant NSW/ACT XI on day two of the tour match in Canberra. Oliver Davies, the New South Wales and Sydney Thunder batsman. He was the star of the day, hitting 14 fours and three sixes in 106 balls. Blake MacDonald and Jack Attenborough also joined in the fun.

Jason Holder, who scored 50 runs with the bat before retiring, did not bowl

West Indian pacer Kemar Roach was economical with figures of 0 for 20 in 10 overs. But 21-year-old right-armer Jayden Seales (0-47 in 10 overs), Alzarri Joseph (0-40 in 10 overs) and spinner Roston Chase (0-50 in 10 overs) were among the bowlers who struggled to make an impact.

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Former captain Jason Holder, who scored 50 runs with the bat before retiring, did not bowl. Ramon Reifer and captain Kraigg Brathwaite were the wicket-takers

Thomas and Joseph shared a 104-run partnership for the 10th wicket

Stunted at 297 for 5 at the start of the second day at the Manuka Oval, West Indies lifted the run-rate on Friday as No. 10 Devon Thomas scored an unbeaten 77. Thomas and Joseph shared an unbroken 104-run partnership for the 10th wicket.

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On Thursday, openers Brathwaite and Shamarh Brooks scored half-centuries to stitch a 133-run partnership. This match is one of two tour games for the West Indies before the series begins against the Pat Cummins-led Australian team in Perth on 30 November.

A very different team to their white-ball squad, the Windies players are still determined to make amends for their embarrassing failure to qualify for the group stage in the recent T20 World Cup.