Australia's women cricketers are on fire! King and Litchfield led the charge with stellar performances, helping Aussies take a 3-0 lead. Alana King claimed her second-best ODI bowling figures as Australia wrapped up their tour of the West Indies in style with a nine-wicket hammering to secure a 3-0 whitewash. King's 5 for 19, sitting behind only her 7 for 18 against South Africa at last year's ODI World Cup, helped bundle out West Indies for just 136 in St Kitts. It came after the first two matches of the series saw her return 1 for 87 in 16 overs. Australia raced to their target inside 20 overs as Phoebe Litchfield finished unbeaten on 68 from 56 balls to take the Player-of-the-Series honours. Australia's dominance was evident, wrapping up the tour with 6 wins from 6 matches, including a 3-0 T20I sweep . West Indies' Hayley Matthews acknowledged the skill gap, but sees room for improvement. West Indies' Struggles:Collapse: Lost all wickets for 98, after a promising powerplay start Dottin's Dismissal: Edged Lucy Hamilton, sparked WI collapse & Matthews' View: Sees skill gap, but scope for improvement, Match Highlights:Australia Women won by a convincing margin King and Litchfield were the stars, with impressive batting and bowling efforts Australia's dominance continues, with a strong 3-0 lead The chase was over in quick time with Georgia Voll the only batter to fall, picking out deep midwicket having added 50 for the first wicket with Litchfield. Litchfield pulled out her full array of shots including a powerful switch hit and a superb reverse sweep over the off side to leave her as comfortably the leading run-scorer in the series. Australia 137 for 1 (Litchfield 68*, Perry 33*) beat West Indies 136 (Henry 42*, Matthews 34, King 5-19, Gardner 2-29) by nine wickets