West Indies vs Australia Betting Odds & Match Prediction: Who will win WI vs AUS 3rd test match of 2025 at Jamaica

Australia have clinched the Frank Worrell Trophy ahead of the series finale in Jamaica, which will mark their first-ever pink-ball Test on foreign soil. Pat Cummins’ Australia will be eyeing a commanding series whitewash this week in the third Test at Sabina Park.

Meanwhile, Roston Chase’s side will be determined to salvage some pride and avoid the embarrassment of a 0-3 series defeat.

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West Indies vs Australia (WI vs AUS) 3rd Test Match Details

West Indies vs Australia (WI vs AUS) 3rd Test Match Teams Preview 

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West Indies head coach Daren Sammy hasn’t confirmed Kraigg Brathwaite’s place in the XI for the series finale, after the veteran opener registered four consecutive single-digit scores in the current series. Brathwaite, who last scored a Test century in February 2023, has managed just three half-centuries since then.

Sammy noted that the team has “a couple more options” to consider at the top of the order. Potential replacements include Mikyle Louis, who opens for both West Indies A and the Leeward Islands in first-class cricket, and Kevlon Anderson, who typically bats at No. 3 for West Indies A and Guyana.

West Indies Squad

Roston Chase (c), Jomel Warrican (vc), Kevlon Anderson, Kraigg Brathwaite, John Campbell, Keacy Carty, Justin Greaves, Shai Hope, Tevin Imlach, Alzarri Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Brandon King, Johann Layne, Mikyle Louis, Anderson Phillip, Jayden Seales

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Australia have sealed the series with 2-0 lead following their 133-run victory in Grenada, and head coach Andrew McDonald has indicated that no changes are expected for the third Test in Jamaica — a historic occasion as it marks the team’s first-ever pink-ball Test match on foreign soil.

Australia Squad

Pat Cummins (c), Sean Abbott, Scott Boland, Alex Carey, Cameron Green, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Usman Khawaja, Sam Konstas, Matt Kuhnemann, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Beau Webster

West Indies vs Australia (WI vs AUS) Head to Head in Test Cricket

Australia and West Indies have faced each other in 122 Test matches to date, with Australia winning 63 times and West Indies securing 33 victories. Twenty-five matches have ended in draws, while one match was tied.

Last 15 Years:

In the past 15 years, Australia has won 11 matches, West Indies have won one match, and 2 matches have ended in a draw.

At Sabina Park, Jamaica:

At Sabina Park, Australia have recorded 5 wins, West Indies have secured 3 victories, and 3 matches have ended in draws.

West Indies vs Australia (WI vs AUS) 3rd Test Key Players to Watch Out For 

West Indies (WI)

1. Brandon King -  Just two matches into his Test career, Brandon King has already shown the temperament and skill of a true Test batter. In challenging batting conditions, he's been the only West Indian to consistently trouble the Australian bowling attack. King scored the team's sole half-century of the series — a composed 75 in the first innings in Grenada — and it took a brilliant delivery from Pat Cummins to remove him in the second innings.

2. John Campbell - He has shown glimpses of fluency at the top of the order, arguably looking as comfortable as any opener in the series. However, he has only two starts to show for it — a quickfire 23 in Barbados cut short by an ill-advised scoop-sweep off Hazlewood, and a careless dismissal on 40 in Grenada after doing the hard work early on.

While his Test numbers don’t reflect his talent, Campbell deserves more than just three matches — especially on tough pitches against a world-class attack — to re-establish himself after a three-year absence. That said, West Indies will be hoping for a more measured approach and, crucially, a converted start in Jamaica to be confident he's the long-term solution at the top of the order.

Australia (AUS)

1. Mitchell Starc - The leading wicket-taker with the pink ball in Tests (74), Mitchell Starc is set to play his 100th Test under lights — becoming just the second Australian pacer after Glenn McGrath to reach the milestone. With 395 wickets, he’s also closing in on becoming only the second Aussie quick to reach 400 in Tests. Having struck in the first over four times with the pink ball, Starc will be a serious early threat for the West Indies in Jamaica.

2. Usman Khawaja - He still holds plenty of credit with the selectors, and there's been solid backing from Australia’s leadership that his Ashes spot is secure. But that credit is fading fast. Khawaja noted before the series that his stats speak for themselves — and right now, they paint a worrying picture. Since the 2023 Ashes, he’s passed 50 just four times in 33 innings, with his 232 in Sri Lanka standing as his only century and doing much of the statistical heavy lifting. More concerning, he’s averaging just 18.93 against pace in his last 10 Tests.

West Indies vs Australia (WI vs AUS) Betting Odds on 1xBet

In the third Test between Australia and West Indies, 1xBet lists Australia as heavy favourites with odds of 1.24. West Indies are clear underdogs at 5.59, while the odds of a draw are set at 14.2 — reflecting strong expectations of another Australian victory.

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West Indies vs Australia Win Probability 

According to Google’s win probability, Australia have a 79% chance of winning the third Test, with West Indies at 15% and just a 6% chance of a draw — further highlighting Australia’s dominance heading into the match.

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