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West Indies pacers initially dominated, dismissing Australia for 180 in the first Test in Barbados. Jayden Seales claimed five wickets, and Shamar Joseph took four. However, Australian pacers retaliated, reducing the West Indies to 57 for four at stumps.

Australia defeated West Indies by 159 runs in the first Test at Kensington Oval. Josh Hazlewood's impressive 5-43 led the Aussie pace attack, dismantling the hosts for a mere 141. Australia recovered from an initial stumble, with half-centuries from Alex Carey, Beau Webster, and Travis Head boosting their second innings to 310.

Before the first Test between Australia and West Indies, Ian Healy criticized Shamar Joseph's performance. Joseph responded by taking four wickets, including Konstas, on the opening day. Despite Joseph's efforts and Seales' contribution, West Indies struggled, ending the day at 57/4. Joseph previously troubled Australia in January, taking 7/68 in a historic West Indies victory.