Few balls to make a 5 wicket transport to the FT cricket test. Mitchell Starc

In an impressive exhibition of fast bowling, Mitchell Starc He recorded his name in record books claiming the fastest five -reed transport in the history of the test cricket, needing only 15 deliveries to dismantle the western Indies on the 4th of the third test in Kingston, Jamaica. His sensational spell helped Australia Ensure a victory of 176 runs and make a 3-0 sweep in the series.

The burning opening of Starc Burst left the hosts rolled up and practically out of containment in his search of 204 runs. He returned later to add a sixth scalp to his account after his teammate, Scott Bland, collected a prominent hat-trick, further sealing the fate of the western Indies.

Western Indies collapse to the second lowest in the history of the tests

The Caribbean side turned to 27 shocking games, registering the second lowest total ever in the men’s test cricket, just behind New Zealand26 Against England in 1955. The Sabina Park Butcher’s carried out so quickly that players and fans left in the same way.

Starc’s shine in front of them exposed the fragile Battalion of the West Indies, as they lost their doctors in the clusters without ever looking. The collapse marked another low point for the Caribbean side.

Starc joins Elite Club with 400 test doctors

In addition to his record spell, Starc reached another important milestone: to become the fifth Australian to claim 400 test doctors, joining the elite ranks of elite Shane WarneGlenn McGrath, Nathan Lyon. The left arm’s pace has now further cemented its legacy as one of the biggest quick bowls in the game.

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Few balls on a five -wicket route in the story of the testing:

• 15 balls – Mitchell Starc vs West Indies, Kingston, 2025
• 19 balls – Ernie Toshack vs India, Brisbane, 1947
• 19 balls – Stuart Broad vs Australia, Nottingham, 2015
• 19 balls – Scott Boland vs England, Melbourne, 2021

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