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da brwin： ESPNcricinfo staff12-Jun-2015Taylor struck again six overs later to bowl Brad Haddin – who scored a brisk 22 off 23 balls – and pick up his fourth Test five-for•Getty ImagesDespite the flurry of wickets at the other end, Steven Smith anchored Australia, as they scored 92 for 4 in the first session on day 2•Getty ImagesSmith remained unbeaten on 175, scoring 50% of his team’s runs, as Australia went to lunch on 350 for 8•Getty ImagesSmith was dismissed after lunch for 199, his highest Test score, and Australia were bowled out for 399 not long after•Getty ImagesTaylor finished with his best Test figures, 6 for 47•Getty ImagesThings did not start well for West Indies with the bat, as Mitchell Starc had debutant opener Rajendra Chandrika caught behind for a duck•Getty ImagesThe wickets kept falling, and Nathan Lyon passed Hugh Trumble as Australia’s leading Test wicket taker among offspinners•Getty ImagesHaddin held on to a catch between his legs to dismiss Shai Hope•Getty ImagesJosh Hazlewood troubled the middle order and claimed 3 for 15•Getty ImagesMitchell Johnson had Veerasammy Permaul caught behind on the brink of stumps to leave West Indies at 143 for 8•Getty ImagesLyon led the Australians off after finishing with 3 for 35•Getty Images