Grenada, July 5 -- Australia held a narrow 33-run lead at the end of the first innings after dismissing West Indies for 253, giving them a slight edge in the contest, according to the official website of ICC.

Australia had to then bat six overs late in the day and West Indies quicks made the most of it by removing openers Sam Konstas and Usman Khawaja, leaving the match finely balanced heading into the next day.

Windies skipper Roston Chase was pleased with the final phase of play and how his bowlers capitalised on the tricky evening conditions.

"Over this game and the last game, it's a trend that you're always getting wickets for the new ball," he said in the post-match press conference, as quoted from ICC.

"Something's always happen...