West Indies wrote an unwanted new chapter in the history books when they crumbled to just 27 all out against Australia on Monday - the second lowest score in Test history. The extraordinary innings has prompted a top-level review of West Indies cricket - and it has thrown up several memorable statistics, good and bad.

The West Indies’ stunning capitulation at the hands of Australia in the day/night Test at Sabina Park had commentators and fans reaching for the record books to check the lowest Test scores of all time.

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.

This was a throwback of a last day when every wicket and run was eked out in front of a near full-house and the tension became unbearable

England beat India by 22 runs on a final day of simmering tension and high drama in the third test at Lord's on Monday to move 2-1 up in the series.Shoaib Bashir bowled Mohammed Siraj for four to seal victory,