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Australia battle to 286 against West Indies as top-order woes continue
Steve Smith's comeback did little to resolve Australia's top-order troubles as the tourists were bowled out for 286 on day one of the second Test, with Beau Webster and Alex Carey steering a vital middle-order fightback in Grenada on Thursday.
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