The 14.3 overs West Indies batted is the third-shortest all out innings in Test history after Sri Lanka's 13.5 in 2024, when they slumped to 42 all out against South Africa (13th on the all-time lowest list, in case you were wondering), and the Proteas' 12.3 overs against England in 1924.

Monday at Sabina Park felt like a particularly bad one for West Indies.At 11 for 6, New Zealand's 70-year record of 26 all out was under threat. When Scott Boland took his hat-trick, there was a realistic chance they would at least have someone to share it with.

By Shah Faisal   Australia clean swept The West Indies 3-0 in the recently concluded test series in the Caribbean. Though the score line 3-0 might suggest an

Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc took 6-9 as the West Indies made the second-lowest score in Test history, suffering a humiliating 176-run defeat at Sabina Park on Monday. West Indies just avoided New Zealand’s record low of 26, set in 1955, and Shallow said there would be an inquest to review a dismal 3-0 series loss.

Australia has dismissed the West Indies for a near-record low of 27 to win the third cricket test by 176 runs in Kingston

West Indies were all out for just 27 in second innings as the home team lost the third Test to Australia by 176 runs, having already lost the first two matches of the series

West Indies captain Roston Chase has described his side's capitulation against Australia as 'heartbreaking' and 'embarrassing' after West Indies were bowled out for the second-lowest total in Test history at Sabina Park to lose the third Test and the series 3-0.

Chasing a target of 204 runs in the third test, the West Indies cricket team was all out for 27 runs. Mitchell Starc took 6 wickets and Scott Boland took 3 wickets. A 129-year-old record was broken in the third test match between West Indies and Australia played at Sabina Park.