Jayden Seales ripped out the opening batters to reduce Australia's second innings to 12-2 and lead over West Indies to 45 runs on day two of the second test on Friday. The West Indies' first innings almost lasted the entire day but it was all out for 253 — 33 runs behind Australia — which left a tricky half-hour in the day.

After losing both openers late on day two, Cameron Green and nightwatchman Nathan Lyon will be tasked with extending a slender 45-run second-innings lead over the West Indies on day three of the second Test in Grenada.

Australia's opening pair fell to a new-ball burst from the West Indies, leaving the tourists at 2-4 in their second innings of the ongoing Test in Grenada.