All out on 27; 7 ducks; Windies now have the second lowest score in Test cricket

West Indies have a record of embarrassment against Australia in the third cricket Test of the series. Chasing a target of 205 runs to win against Australia in the second innings, West Indies were all out for just 27 runs. When seven men returned as ducks, only one man could reach double figures. West Indies have the record of the second-lowest score in Test cricket history.
Mitchell Starc, who took 6 wickets for just 9 runs in 7.3 overs, and Scott Boland, who took a hat-trick, threw the Windies away in the second innings. Starc took 5 wickets in 15 balls. Australia swept the three-match series (3-0) with a 176-run win.
The lowest Test score in the last 70 years was recorded at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica. It was also the worst score in a day-night Test. Starc, who played his 100th Test match, took 3 wickets in the first over. Starc completed 400 Test wickets in his 100th Test. Starc is the fourth Australian bowler to achieve this feat.