LIVE: Australia v West Indies in the fourth one-day international at the SCG Kieran Powell has been caught out on 9 by Maxwell after a ball from Johnson Johnson Charles' off stump is sent flying by Mitchell Johnson. Send a tweet to @cam_tomarchio and we'll publish them in the rolling coverage below. Get live scores and see the wickets in the interactive scoreboard. FOLLOW the action as the West Indies look to save some face in the fourth one-day international against Australia at the SCG. 4.07pm AEDT - WI 6/65 (24 overs) Kieron Pollard, renowned for his heavy hitting, is doing his best to dig in and stick around. He's fought his way to 21 off 49. The skipper Darren Sammy is with him on six off 17. 3.51pm AEDT - WI 6/55 (19.2 overs) A third good Aaron Finch catch of the innings at second slip brings Devon Thomas' knock to an end for seven off six balls. Ben Cutting gets his second, but it took a long time for the umpires to make the call after it was unclear whether the edge had carried. Finch himself wasn't sure but replays showed he got his fingers under the ball. Cutting doing the damage with old fashioned line and length. 3.40pm AEDT - WI 5/45 (17.3 overs) Narsingh Deonarine is gone for 10 from 16 balls, out caught at second slip by Aaron Finch off the bowling of Ben Cutting. The ball flew and it was good hands again from Finch, taking it with two hands high to his left. Devon Thomas the new man in. Narsingah Deonarine has been caught out by Finch after a ball from Cutting. 3.36pm AEDT - WI 4/43 (16 overs) Pollard (12 off 29) and Deonarine (10 off 11) trying to steady the ship. Glenn Maxwell and Ben Cutting operating from the two ends for Australia. 3.21pm AEDT - WI 4/29 (13 overs) Kieron Pollard (1 off 14) and Narsingh Deonarine (7 off 6) tasked with digging the Windies out of this hole. Deonarine had removed his chest guard thinking Mtichell Johnson was out of the attack. He's not, and the guard is back on. 3.11pm AEDT - WI 4/22 (10.4 overs) Glenn Maxwell gets in on the act, trapping Dwayne Bravo in front for three off eight balls. The original decision was not out but Matty Wade persuaded Michael Clarke to go for the review - and he was right. The spun back viciously and caught Bravo in line and there was nothing wrong with the height. Gone. 2.57pm AEDT - WI 3/17 (7.6 overs) Mitchell Johnson is on fire at the SCG. He digs this one in short to Darren Bravo's ribs and the Windies batsman attempts to fend it away. Bravo can only manage to edge it high to Aaron Finch who takes a sharp catch moving forward in at second slip. Bravo is gone for four off 16 and Mitchell Johnson has figures of 3/11 off four. Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard the two new men at the crease. Darren Bravo has been caught out on 4 by Finch after a ball from Johnson. 2.54pm AEDT - WI 2/17 (7.3 overs) Mitchell Johnson picks up his second, as Kieran Powell departs for nine off 29 balls following a leading edge that balloons to Glenn Maxwell at point. Powell was trying to work the ball on the onside but the ball went in exactly the opposite direction he had intended. Great start by Australia. 2.45pm AEDT - WI 1/15 (6.0 overs) Darren Bravo breaks the shackles, with the first boundary of the innings, even if it wasn't very cleanly hit. It's a wayward over from the wicket-taker Mitchell Johnson and the four is flicked to the square leg boundary. Bravo is four off seven and Kieran Powell seven off 26. 2.33pm AEDT - WI 1/5 (3.5 overs) Mitchell Johnson strikes, sending Johnson Charles' off stump cartwheeling with a peach of a delivery that comes back off a good length. Charles is gone for a three-ball duck. At the other end, Kieran Powell has been slow to get away again, swinging and missing his way to three off 20 balls. Darren Bravo, who was in very good touch in Canberra, comes to the crease. Johnson Charles has been bowled out on 0 by Mitchell Johnson. Johnson Charles' off stump goes flying. 2.23pm AEDT - WI 0/0 (1.0 overs) Kieran Powell, who made a stellar 47 off 49 balls at Manuka, opening the batting with new man Johnson Charles - in for the injured Chris Gayle. Clint McKay's first over is a maiden to Powell. The West Indies won the toss and will bat first at the SCG. One big change at the top of the order for the tourists, with Chris Gayle out after battling with a hamstring problem on Wednesday. Ramnaresh Sarwan and Kemar Roach are also out, with Johnson Charles, Narsingh Deonarine and Tino Best coming in. The Australians are without George Bailey, who has a hamstring strain. He is replaced by Adam Voges. Mitchell Starc - a hero in the first two wins of the series - has been given a rest, with Ben Cutting named in his place. Australia: Michael Clarke (capt), Shane Watson, Aaron Finch, Phillip Hughes, Adam Voges, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Wade, James Faulkner, Mitchell Johnson, Ben Cutting, Clint McKay. 12th man: Xavier Doherty. West Indies: Darren Sammy (capt), Kieran Powell, Johnson Charles, Darren Bravo, Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Narsingh Deonarine, Devon Thomas, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Tino Best. 12th man: Jason Holder. Australia take an unassailable 3-0 lead into the fourth one-dayer of the five-game series after a Shane Watson ton set up a 39-run win in Wednesday night's clash at Manuka. The series heads to Sydney now where the weather is hot and sunny and the West Indies desperate not to get swept. An Oompa Loompa has his picture taken with Ben Cutting.