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Travis Head and Josh Hazlewood put Australia on course for win

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Adelaide: Travis Head smashed a rapid 119 and Josh Hazlewood blew away the West Indies top order to put Australia on course for a comprehensive victory on Day 2 of the opening Test. Head’s seventh Test hundred, the second at his home ground, helped Australia post 283 all out for a handy lead of 95 in the low-scoring contest. Hazlewood then produced a four-wicket burst to rock West Indies, who finished Day 2 on a precarious 73/6, still 22 behind and with a defeat inside three days looming large.

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