Windies humbled against Australia at WACA Mitchell Starc sends Kieron Pollard on his way as Australia's bowlers demolish the West Indies line-up at the WACA in Perth. West Indies opener Chris Gayle pulls the ball iin front of square for four - his sole scoring shot before being dismissed Picture: Justin Benson-Cooper Source: News Limited MITCHELL Starc and his band of Australian paceman did their best to make one-day cricket redundant in the opening match against West Indies today. The tall left-armer finished with the figures of 5-20 from his 6.5 overs, as the tourists were dismissed for a humiliating total at the WACA Ground in the first match of their five-match series against Australia. The West Indies were all out for 70 in just 23.overs after West Indies skipper Darren Sammy won the toss and somewhat surprisingly elected to bat on a wicket with a tinge of green, which offered Australia's new-ball attack seam and swing coupled to regulation bounce. The West Indian total would have been dreadfully insufficent in T20 cricket let alone a 50-overs a side encounter. It was their third lowest total in ODI cricket. Australia raced to its target in emphatic fashion in 9.2 overs with Glenn Maxwell smashing an unbeaten 51. Opener Aaron Finch was the only man dismissed in the run chase, feathering a catch behind off the bowling of Windies debutant Jason Holder. Starc bowled a sublime line and length to run through the shell-shocked West Indies line-up after Clint McKay made the initial breakthrough dismissing the dangerous West Indies opener Chris Gayle for four. Gayle took 11 balls before getting off the mark with a trademark pull through mid-wicket for four before edging a rising ball off McKay to Aaron Finch at first slip. Australian handed left-arm paceman James Faulkner was handed a ODI debut to take the home side's complement to three bowlers of the same ilk, the others being Starc and Mitchell Johnson.