McGrath penetrates Obuya's defence

McGrath, in particular, proved a real handful as he took three for eight from eight overs and hit Tony Suji on the head with a short delivery.

Only three Kenyan batsmen reached double figures with Brijal Patel resisting gallantly for an hour and a half to make 28 before he was stumped off leg-spinner Shane Warne.

Their total was six runs short of their previous worst -90 all out recorded against India in Bloemfontein 11 months ago.

McGrath began the slide by bowling David Obuya for nought in the third over and after reaching 17 for three, Kenya then lost three more wickets without addition as Steve Tikolo, Thomas Odoyo and Maurice Odumbe were sent packing.

Australia's task with the bat was a mere formality and Gilchrist hit five fours in his 22 before he fell lbw to Martin Suji.

Maher went for six following the lunch interval but Hayden, who hammered 146 off 128 balls against Pakistan, finished things off with the help of Michael Bevan.

Kenya: K O Otieno, S O Tikolo (Capt), T M Odoyo, M O Odumbe, D O Obuya (Wkt), C O Obuya, A O Suji, M A Suji, J O Angara, J K Kamande, P J Ongondo.

Australia: A C Gilchrist (Wkt), M L Hayden, R T Ponting (Capt), D R Martyn, J P Maher, M G Bevan, S R Watson, B Lee, J N Gillespie, S K Warne, G D McGrath.