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SEN • July 15th, 2025 11:04 am
Scott Boland is officially the 10th Australian to take a Test hat-trick.
The right-armer took his three consecutive wickets on Tuesday morning (AEST) as Australia bowled the West Indies out for just 27 in the fourth innings of the third and final Test in Jamaica.
Boland’s first wicket came at 7/27 as he had Justin Greaves caught at second slip. He then had Shamar Joseph trapped in front LBW after the umpire’s decision was overturned on review.
Then finally, he bowled the perfect delivery to break through Jomel Warrican’s defence, bowling the No. 10 as the ball clipped the top of the off-stump.
As well as becoming the 10th Australian, Boland became the 45th bowler to achieve the feat. But even more stunningly, he became the eighth Victorian to do so.
In fact, the only Australian player to take a hat-trick at Test level that’s never played First Class cricket for the Vics is Glenn McGrath.
Boland joins other legendary Victorian names like Peter Siddle, Shane Warne, Damien Fleming and Merv Hughes to achieve the feat in modern history.
Check out the list of Australian hat-trick takers below.
Scott Boland v West Indies, Kingston, 2025
State team: Victoria
Peter Siddle v England, Brisbane, 2010
State team: Victoria
Glenn McGrath v West Indies, Perth, 2000
State team: NSW
Shane Warne v England, Melbourne, 1994
State team: Victoria
Damien Fleming v Pakistan, Rawalpindi, 1994
State team: Victoria
Merv Hughes v West Indies, Perth, 1988
State team: Victoria
Lindsay Kline v South Africa, Cape Town, 1958
State team: Victoria
Jimmy Matthews v South Africa, Manchester, 1912 (1)
State team: Victoria
Jimmy Matthews v South Africa, Manchester, 1912 (2)
State team: Victoria
Hugh Trumble v England, Melbourne, 1904
State team: Victoria
Hugh Trumble v England, Melbourne, 1902
State team: Victoria
Fred Spofforth v England, Melbourne, 1879
State teams: NSW, Victoria
