perth the west indies showed heart but lacked a batting anchor on friday as australia were clinical in reducing the tourists to 283 all out and building a lead of 344 runs on day three of the first test in perththe hosts who had put up a massive first innings score of 5984 before declaring opted not to enforce the followon and reached 291 at stumpspaceman josh hazlewood bowled the first over of the day to guyanese opener tagenarine chanderpaul resuming from an entertaining day two knock of 47 who quickly experienced the highs and lows of test cricketafter bringing up a halfcentury on his debut just as his father shivnarine did against england in 1994 the 26yearold immediately nicked the ball to david warner at second slip and departed for a 79ball 51a venomous 140 kph bouncer from cameron green hit nkrumah bonner on the side of the helmet forcing the number three batsman out of the game retired hurt on 16the strangest moment of the day came prior to lunch when stadium security removed a justice for jl banner ostensibly for obscuring advertising boards from a parochial group of fans supporting former australia coach justin langerlanger a perth local last week denied falling out with players after saying that unnamed cowards in the team had criticised his coaching methods via the mediaaustralia captain pat cummins 334 ensured his side began the second session strongly by clean bowling his counterpart kraigg brathwaite 64 the 200th wicket of his test careerkyle mayers 1 fell in the same fashion three overs later to an inswinger by mitchell starc 351 who also accounted for jermaine blackwood 36 and keeper joshua da silva 0 quickly after teaconcussion substitute shamarh brooks 33 delivered green his only wicket midway through the final session but the west indies tail did not wag and the last four wickets fell for 17 runsbatting for the second time australia opener usman khawaja scored five before edging to da silva off paceman kemar roach warner 18 and marnus labuschagne 3 remain not out overnightearlier in the day exaustralia captain ricky ponting was taken to a perth hospital after suffering a heart problem whilst commentating on the match