Australia women are on a roll. After sweeping the 3-match T20I series 3-0 (including Georgia Voll’s maiden T20I century in M3), they then posted 341 in the 1st ODI — a record women’s total in the Caribbean. Six batters reaching 40+ shows Australia’s batting depth is extraordinary this tour. Kim Garth’s 3/37, Georgia Wareham’s 10-over spell and Litchfield’s consistent form make AUS the clear favourites again.

West Indies have Taylor — and not much else. Hayley Matthews (22 off 33 vs AUS in M1) and Qiana Joseph failed to convert starts. Deandra Dottin (6 runs) disappointed. The bowling (Afy Fletcher 3/83 — expensive) was punished throughout AUS’s innings. For WI to win, Taylor needs more support — Chinelle Henry (37 off 45 in M1) is the only other batter who showed resistance.

Warner Park pitched batting paradise in M1 (combined 579 runs). Expect similar conditions today — Warner Park average women’s first innings: 165, but AUS pushed this to a record 341. WI will hope the pitch plays more kindly to spinners in their favour this time.