Chris Gayle belted 67 from 38 balls to guide the West Indies to a six-wicket, series-clinching win over Australia in the third Twenty20 cricket international. The West Indies finished 142-4, chasing down Australia’s total 141-6 with 31 balls to spare in the third of five T20s.

Stand-in captains Nicholas Pooran hit the winning runs to remain unbeaten on 32 from 27 balls. But it was all about former captain Gayle in St. Lucia.

The 41-year-old left-hander slogged seven sixes and four boundaries as he posted his first Twenty20 International half-century since an unbeaten 100 against England in March 2016.