West Indies Cricket is already looking to the past to help improve its future after one of its worst performances in nearly a century of playing test matches.

(Reuters) -Amid the back slaps and banter in a victorious Australian dressing room, teen opener Sam Konstas's celebrations may feel bittersweet at the end of his forgettable test series in the West Indies.

Josh Hazlewood would be the unlucky player to miss out on Ashes selection as Australia again face the pleasant dilemma over who to leave out of its five-star bowling line-up next summer. That's the overwhelming verdict of the Yahoo Sport Australia audience after Scott Boland and Mitchell Starc destroyed the West Indies in a record-breaking

Cameron Green has produced a defiant innings as Australia struggled to 99 for 6 and an overall lead of 181 in the face of hostile fast bowling from the West Indies in the last session on Day 2 of the third cricket test.

A young fast bowler called Mitchell Starc was one of the most vocal critics when a pink-ball Test match was first added to the Australian summer 10 years ago.“Whether you have to start a whole new set of stats for the pink ball,

The 35-year-old joined Glenn McGrath (563 wickets from 124 Tests) as the only Aussie quicks to notch both 100 Tests and 400 wickets, with Louis the fourth scalp in Starc's 16th five-wicket haul of his Test career.