Australia beat the hosts West Indies by 58 runs to win the final of the One-Day International tri-series in Barbados. Australia, winning the toss and batting first, made 270 for 9. After a middle order collapse, thanks mainly to a terrific late-order contribution from Matthew Wade, who made an unbeaten 57 from 52 balls, that the Aussies could put a par score.

In reply West Indies were bowled out for 212 in 45.4 overs. Josh Hazlewood picked up 5 for 50 and Mitchell Marsh, who was declared player of the match, bagged 3 for 32, including a first spell of 6-1-7-3. Hazlewood was named player of the series for his 11 wickets. Australia captain Steve Smith spoke to the media, analysing the series win.