West Indies for only 27 runs: All -out: second lowest score in the Test, 7 batters of the team were out in Zero; Australia won by 176 runs

Mitchell Stark declared Player of the Match and Player of the Series.

West Indies were all out for 27 in the second innings of the Kingston Test. This is the second lowest score of Test cricket. In 1955, New Zealand were all out for 26 runs. Thus this is the lowest score in 70 years. Australia won the match by 176 runs. With this, the Kangaroo team also won the Test series 3-0.

Australia scored 225 runs in their first innings in this low -scoring match. The West Indies' first innings were reduced to 143 runs. In the second innings, Australia did not go beyond 121 runs and thus the West Indies got a target of 204 runs.

The Australian team won the Test series 3-0.

Boland's hat -trick On the third day, Australia started playing with a score of 99/6. Cameroon Green scored the highest 42 for the team. Alzhari Joseph 5 and Shamar Joseph took 4 wickets from the West Indies. Justin Greens got a wicket.

While chasing the target, 7 West Indies players were out on Zero. Justin Greens was the only player for the team who could reach two figures. He scored 11 off 24 balls. Greens out by Scott Boland. Boland took a hat -trick by dismissing Shamar Joseph and Jomel Worken in the next two balls.

After this, the entire West Indies team was all out for 27 runs. Mitchell Stark from Australia took 6 wickets in the second innings and Boland took 3 wickets. Josh Hazelwood got a wicket.

Scott Boland celebrates the wicket of Justin Greens. Boland took a hat -trick in the second innings.

West Indies' 7 batters out on Zero West Indies' 7 batters could not open accounts. These include team opener John Campbell and Captain Roston Chase. In addition, Calvin Anderson, Brandon King, Shamar Joseph, Jomel Varican and Jaden Seals were also out on Zero.

Stark finished 400 wickets Mitchell Stark, who played his 100th Test, was 3 wickets for the West Indies in the first over. Stark took 6 wickets for 9 runs in 7.3 overs. He was selected as Player of the Match for this exhibition. Stark took a total of 15 wickets in the 3 -match series. He was also chosen as the Player of the Series. Stark also finished 400 wickets in his test career during the match. He is the fourth Australian to take 400 Test wickets. Prior to that, Shane Warne, Glenn McGra and Nathan Lyon have taken more than 400 wickets.