Australia has etched its name in cricket history by completing a 5-0 T20I series whitewash against the West Indies, a feat previously achieved only by India. The final match in St. Kitts saw Australia chase down 171 runs, securing a three-wicket victory and underscoring their dominance throughout the tour.

Despite the absence of star bowlers like Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins, Australia's bowling attack, led by Ben Dwarshuis and Nathan Ellis, effectively restricted the West Indies to their lowest total of the series. In the chase, Australia overcame early setbacks, including a golden duck from Glenn Maxwell, with significant contributions from Tim David (30 off 12), Mitch Owen (37 off 16), and Cameron Green (32 off 17).

Captain Mitch Marsh praised the team's adaptability and depth, highlighting the emergence of new talents like Green and Owen. Veteran spinner Adam Zampa celebrated his 100th T20I appearance, becoming the first Australian bowler to reach this milestone.