The Australia tour of the West Indies wraps up with the 5th and final T20I at Warner Park Sporting Complex in St. Kitts. So far, Australia has been on fire, winning all four matches and leading the series 4-0. The West Indies are keen to win their final game in order to regain some prestige, while the visitors are hoping for a perfect sweep.

The toss has played a significant role in this series, with both previous games at Warner Park being won by the team chasing. Expect the toss-winning captain to bowl first to take advantage of the dew factor and easier batting conditions under lights.

The West Indies entered this series with high hopes but have been outplayed in every department. While their batting has produced competitive scores, their bowling and fielding have been major weaknesses.

With 176 runs at a strike rate of 149 in four innings, Shai Hope has been their finest player. At the top, Brandon King has also made a significant contribution, scoring 149 runs at a scorching 158.51 SR in four innings. Shimron Hetmyer and Roston Chase have not converted starts into significant scores; instead, they have played supporting roles.

Jason Holder has been the standout bowler, taking 5 wickets, but his economy rate of 9.50 shows just how tough things have been for the team. Romario Shepherd has struggled, giving away runs at a rate of 13.67. On a brighter note, young Jediah Blades made a splash on his debut with an impressive 3-wicket haul (3/29), but overall, the bowling attack just hasn’t been able to make a significant impact.

Brandon King, Shai Hope (c & wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Roston Chase, Rovman Powell, Sherfane Rutherford, Jason Holder, Romario Shepherd, Matthew Forde, Akeal Hosein, Jediah Blades

Australia has been relentless with the bat, chasing big totals with ease and setting up match-winning scores when batting first.

Cameron Green has been phenomenal, piling up 173 runs at an average of 86.50 with three half-centuries. Josh Inglis has been a steady presence at No. 3 with 162 runs. Tim David, who smashed a breathtaking unbeaten 100 off 37 balls earlier in the series, is set to return for the final game. Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Owen, and Mitchell Marsh add further firepower.

Leading the charge, Adam Zampa has snagged 7 wickets, making him the standout wicket-taker. Meanwhile, Ben Dwarshuis and Nathan Ellis have teamed up to secure a total of 9 wickets. On top of that, Aaron Hardie and Xavier Bartlett have really stepped up, delivering crucial breakthroughs whenever they’ve had the chance.

Mitchell Marsh (c), Glenn Maxwell, Josh Inglis (wk), Cameron Green, Mitchell Owen, Tim David, Aaron Hardie/Ben Dwarshuis, Xavier Bartlett, Sean Abbott, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa

• Pitch: Warner Park is a batting paradise with short boundaries and flat decks. Scores over 200 have been routine, and anything under 220 might not be safe.

• Weather: A thunderstorm is predicted in the morning, but the skies should clear up in time for a full match. Dew will play a role in the evening, aiding the chasing team.

• Toss Impact: Expect the winner of the toss to bowl first.

Australia has been on a roll, enjoying a seven-match winning streak in T20Is and securing 19 wins in their last 22 games. The West Indies, in contrast, have managed just two wins from their last 18 T20Is, despite playing mostly at home.

Australia’s batting lineup has simply overwhelmed the West Indies in this series. Their middle-order depth and aggressive approach have made chasing big scores look easy.

West Indies will be playing for pride this time, for Australia has been really relentless throughout the tour. With their strong batting lineup and a solid team, Australia looks set to wrap up the series with a 5-0 win. Fans can look forward to another thrilling match at Warner Park, packed with action from both sides. Ultimately, it seems that the Australian team's impressive hitting will secure them a well-earned victory.