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da poker： ESPNcricinfo staff10-Dec-2015The hosts capitalised with an opening partnership of 75, led by Warner who eventually scored 64•Getty ImagesShannon Gabriel provided West Indies with the first break, bowling Joe Burns out for 33•Getty ImagesJomel Warrican then prised out Warner and Steven Smith to leave Australia at a delicate 3 for 121 at lunch•Getty ImagesWhen play resumed, Adam Voges led Australia to strength with a brisk innings•Getty ImagesHe found support from Shaun Marsh and by tea, the pair had stretched their partnership to 136 runs•Getty ImagesVoges brought up his third Test century – a run-a-ball hundred – in the last over before tea as Australia finished the session at 3 for 257•Getty ImagesAfter the break, the pair continued to build on their century partnership…•Getty Images… And Shaun Marsh completed his third Test hundred•Getty ImagesVoges went past 150 in the next over and by close of play was on 174 not out•Getty Images950805At stumps, the Voges-Marsh stand was worth 317 not out and Australia finished at a commanding 3 for 438•AFP