Boxing Day Test Player ratings

David Warner 4/10

Disappointing match for such a gifted batsman. Made the fastest 23 from a Test opener but then drowned in honey with a mishit pull shot. 

Joe Burns 8/10      

Applied himself superbly to score an excellent century and fielded keenly, taking a few sharp catches between short leg and square leg.

Usman Khawaja 8/10

A comeback century was studded with pulls, cuts and drives that frustrated the West Indies attack and ensured Australia’s dominance on the first day.

Steve Smith 10/10

WATCH: Smith hammers West Indies

Showed his ICC player of the year pedigree in compiling over 200 runs in the match. Never gave the bowlers a chance with skilful shots and sharp running between the wickets.

Adam Voges 8/10

   

WATCH: Voges posts another century

Another confident assured innings tormented the bowlers and created the momentum for another brilliant partnership alongside his captain.

Mitch Marsh 7/10

Made up for a limited batting opportunity with exceptional and quick bowling to claim a Test best of 4-61 in the West Indies second innings.

Peter Nevill 7/10

His neat and flawless keeping tends to go unnoticed, but his crisp glovework scooped up five tidy catches.

Peter Siddle 6/10   

Worked hard to keep pressure on the batsmen and was rewarded with key wickets, despite a foot problem that curbed his contribution.

Josh Hazlewood 6/10  

Bowled accurately, attacking the stumps consistently without getting the reward for his hard work.

James Pattinson 8/10

WATCH: Mixed day for Pattinson

Produced some sharp, swinging deliveries to undermine the West Indies first innings and is gradually getting back to his best form.

Nathan Lyon 9/10 

WATCH: Lyon's man of the match performance

Australia’s most consistent bowler took the first wicket in each innings and bagged a man of the match seven for the game. Outstanding variation and control on a pitch that didn't spin.