Test Hat-tricks: Full list of bowlers to record hat-tricks in Test cricket after Scott Boland’s feat against West Indies

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Scott Boland registered a hat-trick against West Indies. (AP)Scott Boland registered a hat-trick against West Indies. (AP)

Australian pacer Scott Boland became the 12th from his country and overall the 49th player to register a hat-trick in Test cricket during the third Test against West Indies at Sabina Park in Kingston on Tuesday. West Indies were bowled out for an embarrassing 27 as Australia beat the young Caribbean side by 176 runs in the pink ball Test to clean sweep the three-match series 3-0.

Bowling just his second over during the second innings — where West Indies were already six down for 26, in a pursuit of 204 — Boland decimated West Indies’ lower-order, leaving them 26 for nine as the visitors were staring at New Zealand’s unwanted record of the lowest total in Test matches.

Boland started the 13th over with a wicket of Justin Greaves. The batter playing on 11 of 23, played for an inswinger, but the ball kept straight after pitching and took a healthy nick outside off and went straight to lanky Beau Webster at second slip. Interestingly, Greaves’s 11 made him the highest run-getter for West Indies in the innings. The No. 9 batter, Shamar Joseph, was trapped in front off a nip-backer from Boland to give him his second scalp in as many deliveries. Then came vice captain Jomel Warrican, who was cleaned up by a beautiful slower delivery, one that jadded back a mile to find a big bat-pad gap.

Boland’s Hat-trick Lights Up Sabina 🔥

Scott Boland rips through West Indies with a searing hat-trick as they collapse for 27 all out — their lowest Test score ever 😧#WIvAUS pic.twitter.com/uc8iPj3dS6

— FanCode (@FanCode) July 14, 2025

Earlier, it was Mitchell Starc’s fiery burst in the opening spell, which saw West Indies reduced to 11/6 as the left-hander completed his five-wicket haul in just 15 deliveries.

Boland’s hat-trick is the second one this year after Pakistan’s Noman Ali also picked three wickets in three deliveries against the same West Indies earlier in January.

Fred Spofforth was the first player to record a hat-trick in cricket. Playing for Australia, the right-arm pacer from New South Wales took a hat-trick against England in 1879.

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Among Indians, Harbhajan Singh, Irfan Pathan and Jasprit Bumrah have registered hat-tricks in Test cricket.

Full list of hat-tricks in Test cricket

Bowler Country Opposition Ground Date
F R Spofforth Australia England Melbourne Cricket Ground 02/01/1879
W Bates England Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground 19/01/1883
J Briggs England Australia Sydney Cricket Ground 29/01/1892
G A Lohmann England South Africa St George’s Park 13/02/1896
J T Hearne England Australia Headingley 29/06/1899
H Trumble Australia England Melbourne Cricket Ground 01/01/1902
H Trumble Australia England Melbourne Cricket Ground 01/01/1904
T J Matthews Australia South Africa Old Trafford 27/05/1912
T J Matthews Australia South Africa Old Trafford 27/05/1912
M J C Allom England New Zealand AMI Stadium 10/01/1930
T W J Goddard England South Africa Old Wanderers 24/12/1938
P J Loader England West Indies Headingley 25/07/1957
L F Kline Australia South Africa Newlands 31/12/1957
W W Hall West Indies Pakistan Bagh-e-Jinnah 26/03/1959
G M Griffin South Africa England Lord’s 23/06/1960
L R Gibbs West Indies Australia Adelaide Oval 27/01/1961
P J Petherick New Zealand Pakistan Gaddafi Stadium 09/10/1976
C A Walsh West Indies Australia Brisbane Cricket Ground 18/11/1988
M G Hughes Australia West Indies WACA Ground 02/12/1988
D W Fleming Australia Pakistan Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium 05/10/1994
S K Warne Australia England Melbourne Cricket Ground 24/12/1994
D G Cork England West Indies Old Trafford 27/07/1995
D Gough England Australia Sydney Cricket Ground 02/01/1999
Wasim Akram Pakistan Sri Lanka Gaddafi Stadium 04/03/1999
Wasim Akram Pakistan Sri Lanka Bangabandhu National Stadium 12/03/1999
D N T Zoysa Sri Lanka Zimbabwe Harare Sports Club 26/11/1999
Abdul Razzaq Pakistan Sri Lanka Galle International Stadium 21/06/2000
G D McGrath Australia West Indies WACA Ground 01/12/2000
Harbhajan Singh India Australia Eden Gardens 11/03/2001
Mohammad Sami Pakistan Sri Lanka Gaddafi Stadium 06/03/2002
J J C Lawson West Indies Australia Kensington Oval 01/05/2003
Alok Kapali Bangladesh Pakistan Arbab Niaz Stadium 27/08/2003
A M Blignaut Zimbabwe Bangladesh Harare Sports Club 19/02/2004
M J Hoggard England West Indies Kensington Oval 01/04/2004
J E C Franklin New Zealand Bangladesh Bangabandhu National Stadium 19/10/2004
I K Pathan India Pakistan National Stadium (Karachi) 29/01/2006
R J Sidebottom England New Zealand Seddon Park 05/03/2008
P M Siddle Australia England Brisbane Cricket Ground 25/11/2010
S C J Broad England India Trent Bridge 29/07/2011
Sohag Gazi Bangladesh New Zealand Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium 09/10/2013
S C J Broad England Sri Lanka Headingley 20/06/2014
H M R K B Herath Sri Lanka Australia Galle International Stadium 04/08/2016
Moeen Ali* England South Africa Kennington Oval 27/07/2017
J J Bumrah* India West Indies Sabina Park 30/08/2019
Naseem Shah* Pakistan Bangladesh Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium 07/02/2020
K A Maharaj* South Africa West Indies Daren Sammy Cricket Ground 18/06/2021
A A P Atkinson* England New Zealand Basin Reserve 06/12/2024
Noman Ali* Pakistan West Indies Multan Cricket Stadium 25/01/2025
S M Boland* Australia West Indies Sabina Park 12/07/2025
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