West Indies All Out for 27 in Jamaica, Second-Lowest Test Score Ever

Australia delivered a crushing defeat to the West Indies in the third Test of the 2025 Frank Worrell Trophy series at Sabina Park, Jamaica, bowling them out for just 27 runs—the second-lowest total in Test cricket history. Mitchell Starc was the standout performer, taking 6 wickets for 9 runs, including the fastest five-wicket haul in Test history in just 15 deliveries, and surpassing 400 career Test wickets in his 100th match. Scott Boland complemented Starc's effort with a hat-trick, helping to dismiss the West Indies lineup in only 14.3 overs. The collapse featured seven ducks and the lowest combined runs by the top six batsmen in Test history, leaving West Indies captain Roston Chase to describe the performance as "heartbreaking" and "embarrassing." The series ended in a 3-0 sweep for Australia, underscoring the ongoing decline of West Indies cricket amid recent leadership and coaching changes. Former captain Carl Hooper criticized Cricket West Indies for poor decision-making, calling for accountability after this historic low.