Australia  v/s  West Indies 

For West Indies there is nothing to lose in their last game of the tournament. Their recent record against their old rival is very impressive. They defeated Australia 4-1 at home, and not to mention their overall impressive record of 10 wins in 16 matches played between them.

For Australia it’s a must win for them to qualify in semi-finals!.

As we mentioned Australia’s weakness against spin in this post.  http://allthatcricket.com/662-t20i-australia-declining-performance-against-spin/

Spin bowling was one of the factor responsible for their 1-4 loss in West Indies!.

Overall 36.20% of total wickets fell to spin(including run-out that happened in overs bowled by spinners).

Australia lost 46.30% of their total wickets, more than West Indies 21.40% –

Here is a brief stats table of spin comparison phase wise

Interestingly West Indies relished facing Australian spinners!!.

To go further deep into how Australians were entrapped by spin bowling. Australia lost 19 wickets to spin of which  21.10% of them were dismissed facing less than < 3 balls of spin. 

On the other hand West Indies lost 6 wickets to spin bowling of which 3 were dismissed facing <  3 balls.