Australia is all set to take on West Indies in the third T20I at Perth Stadium. With victories in the first two T20Is, Australia has already secured the series win. The series has seen both teams posting scores of over 200 runs. In the opening match in Hobart, Australia scored 213-7, while West Indies came close to chasing it down with a score of 202-8, losing by just 11 runs. In the second T20I in Adelaide, Australia's total of 241-4, fueled by Glenn Maxwell's remarkable 120, proved too much for West Indies, who managed 207 in response, resulting in a 34-run defeat.

Head to Head - In their T20 matches, Australia and West Indies have competed against each other 20 times. Out of these matches, both teams have emerged victorious on 10 occasions, showcasing their equal success in this format.

Pitch Report - The pitch report for Perth Stadium highlights its suitability for fast bowlers to capitalize on the increased pace and bounce offered by its resilient surface. Interestingly, spinners have also demonstrated effectiveness, as evidenced by the minimal differences in bowling averages and strike rates between the two bowling styles. Consequently, the distinctive conditions at Perth Stadium pose a multifaceted challenge for both fast and spin bowlers, enhancing the richness and variety of the game.

Weather Report - The weather outlook for Perth promises ideal conditions for the upcoming match, ensuring a rain-free and uninterrupted game. Forecasts indicate a temperature of around 31 degrees Celsius with moderate humidity at approximately 34 percent. However, there's expected to be a strong breeze, with winds gusting at speeds of 31 km/hr, which could potentially impact the overall atmosphere of the match.

AUS vs WI, Probable Playing XIs:

Australia: David Warner, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Josh Inglis, Mitchell Marsh (c), Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, Matthew Wade (wk), Sean Abbott, Adam Zampa, Jason Behrendorff, Xavier Bartlett

West Indies: Johnson Charles, Brandon King, Shai Hope, Kyle Mayers, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Rovman Powell (c), Andre Russell, Romario Shepherd, Akeal Hosein, Gudakesh Motie, Alzarri Joseph

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