Australia won the test at Sydney against Pakistan by 36 runs despite being all out in the first innings for 127, providing the 16^th occasion of a team winning a test after being all out for a score less than 130 runs in the first innings. Furnished below is the complete list of such instances

No	Team	Runs	Result	Opp	Ground	Mon/Yr
1	Aus	63	Won	Eng	The Oval	Aug 1882
2	Eng	45	Won	Aus	Sydney	Jan 1887
3	Eng	113	Won	Aus	Sydney	Feb 1888
4	Aus	116	Won	Eng	Lord’s	Jul 1888
5	Eng	75	Won	Aus	Melbourne	Dec 1894
6	Eng	92	Won	SAF	Cape Town	Apr 1899
7	Aus	112	Won	Eng	Melbourne	Jan 1902
8	Eng	76	Won	SAF	Leeds	Jul 1907
9	SAF	126	Won	Eng	Jo’burg	Dec 1930
10	Aus	116	Won	Win	Sydney	Jan 1952
11	Pak	116	Won	Ind	Bangalore	Mar 1987
12	Pak	102	Won	NZl	Faisalabad	Oct 1990
13	Win	127	Won	Pak	Trinidad	Apr 1993
14	Aus	120	Won	Srl	Kandy	Mar 2004
15	Ind	104	Won	Aus	Mumbai	Nov 2004
16	Aus	127	Won	Pak	Sydney	Jan 2010

It is interesting to note that out of sixteen wins listed above, Australia have carved six wins when they were dismissed for a total of less than 130 in the first innings.

No	Team	Runs	Result	Opp	Ground	Mon/Yr
1	Aus	63	Won	Eng	The Oval	Aug 1882
2	Aus	116	Won	Eng	Lord’s	Jul 1888
3	Aus	112	Won	Eng	Melbourne	Jan 1902
4	Aus	116	Won	Win	Sydney	Jan 1952
5	Aus	120	Won	Srl	Kandy	Mar 2004
6	Aus	127	Won	Pak	Sydney	Jan 2010

Australia and England jointly share the record of being the teams with most losses – four losses – after dismissing their opponents for a score of less than 130 in the first innings of a test match

No	Team	Runs	Result	Opp	Ground	Mon/Yr
1	Eng	45	Won	Aus	Sydney	Jan 1887
2	Eng	113	Won	Aus	Sydney	Feb 1888
3	Eng	75	Won	Aus	Melbourne	Dec 1894
4	Ind	104	Won	Aus	Mumbai	Nov 2004
1	Aus	63	Won	Eng	The Oval	Aug 1882
2	Aus	116	Won	Eng	Lord’s	Jul 1888
3	Aus	112	Won	Eng	Melbourne	Jan 1902
4	SAF	126	Won	Eng	Jo’burg	Dec 1930