West Indies Bowled Out for 27 in 3rd Test vs Australia, Recording Second-Lowest Total in Test Cricket History

The West Indies were bowled out for just 27 runs in the second innings of the third Test against Australia, marking the second-lowest total in Test cricket history. This unwanted record was set during the match at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica, where the West Indies struggled with the bat while chasing a target of 204 runs. Despite expectations of a resilient effort, the Australian bowlers dominated throughout the innings.

Mitchell Starc, in his 100th Test, delivered a historic bowling performance by taking six wickets for only nine runs, including a record-breaking five-wicket haul completed in just 15 balls. His devastating opening over saw him claim three wickets immediately. Scott Boland also made a significant impact, achieving a hat-trick during the innings.

The West Indies were dismissed inside 15 overs, falling just short of the all-time lowest Test total of 26, set by New Zealand against England in 1955. This collapse highlighted both the lethal bowling of Australia and deepening challenges for West Indies cricket in the longest format

West Indies: Lowest totals in test cricket

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