Australia Completes 3-0 Test Sweep Over West Indies with 27-All-Out Collapse

Mitchell Starc delivered a record-breaking bowling performance, taking five wickets in just 15 balls and achieving his 400th Test wicket during the third Test match against the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica. His left-arm bowling helped bowl out the West Indies for a mere 27 runs, the second lowest total in Test cricket history and the lowest ever by the West Indies, leading Australia to a 176-run victory and a 3-0 series clean sweep. Scott Boland contributed with a hat-trick, becoming the 10th Australian to achieve this feat in Test cricket, further dismantling the West Indies' batting lineup. Starc's figures of 6-9 were his best in Test cricket, and his rapid five-wicket haul set a new record for the quickest in terms of balls delivered. The West Indies struggled significantly, with seven batsmen dismissed for ducks, highlighting a dominant Australian bowling attack. The victory marked a resounding series whitewash for Australia and underscored Starc's resilience and skill in his 100th Test match.