Australian spinner Nathan Lyon has insisted that his side will not display any mercy to the wounded West Indies side in the Boxing Day Test match in Melbourne.
The once-formidable West Indies side crashed to an innings and 212-run defeat in the opening Test of the three-match series in Hobart, triggering a widespread criticism from former greats on the current plight of the islanders' stand in the international cricket.
Prior to the tour, the Jason Holder-led side had suffered a humiliating 10-wicket loss to Cricket Australia XI in Brisbane.
However, Lyon insisted that the tourists cannot be taken lightly as they are a talented side, adding that he was expecting the West Indies to give the Australians a real good crack during the Boxing Day Test, the Sydney Morning Herald.
The 28-year-old further said that Australia won't taking a backward step, adding that it would be a good challenge for them and that the hosts wouldn?t be taking any mercy on the underdogs.
