Skipper Steve Smith and Cameron Green eased Australia to a crushing eight-wicket victory over the West Indies with a dominant 149-run stand in the first One-Day International (ODI) in Melbourne on Friday.
Smith finished unbeaten on 79 off 79 balls and Green, batting at number three, was 77 not out from 104 balls as Australia cruised to the winning target of 232 with 11.3 overs to spare.
Opener Josh Inglis set up the platform with a pulsating 65 off 43 balls, including 10 fours and a six.
It was Australia's 10th consecutive ODI win, including their World Cup victory in India last year, and the pressure will be on the West Indies to prevent a series clean sweep.
It was all too easy for Australia, with Travis Head the only batting failure with four off five balls.
Debutant Australian paceman Xavier Bartlett was named the man of the match with 4-17 off nine overs, initiated by a wicket with only his third delivery.
Green raised his half-century off 62 balls, with Smith's 50 coming off 58 balls.