Western Australia's collapse of their last 8 wickets for 1 run is (as far as we can find) unprecedented in List A cricket - the previous worst uncovered in a quick search is the last 8 for 4 (and all 10 for 6!) by Saracens vs Colts in Sri Lanka's domestic one day tournament in 2012-13. They were 13/0 and 15/2, but collapsed to 19 all out; the last seven batters in the order made 3 runs between them, compared to WA's 0. There is a parallel instance in a FC match: Northants vs Gloucs in 1907 were 10/1, 11/2 then 12 all out. Edward Dennett and Gilbert Jessop bowled unchanged, taking 8/9 and 2/3 respectively. On that occasion the last seven made 1 between them. In a women's T20I, Maldives lost 9 for 1 and all 10 for 2 (6/0, 7/1, 8 all out) vs Nepal in 2019-20. The last ten in the order all failed to score: opener Aima Aishath made 1 and the other 7 were wides (5 of them from one delivery). A few days earlier they had been bowled out for 16, also by Nepal - that time losing their last 7 wickets for 1 and their last 9 for 5.

Two spinners taking all 20 wickets in a County Championship match this century: Jason Brown 10/Monty Panesar 10 (Northants v Yorks, Northampton 2005) Rob Keogh 13/Graeme White 7 (Northants v Glam, Northampton 2016) Jack Leach 9/Archie Vaughan 11 (Somerset v Surrey, Taunton 2024)