Ireland all-rounder Curtis Campher scripted history as he became the first in professional cricket to take five wickets in five balls.
The 26-year-old achieved the feat in the Inter-Provincial T20 Trophy, where he leads Munster Reds.
In a game against North-West Warriors, the Ireland all-rounder finished with five for 16 from 2.3 overs as the opposition were bowled out for 88 inside 14 overs.
Curtis Campher claimed his five wickets across his second and third overs, triggering a dramatic collapse that saw the Warriors tumble from 87 for the loss of five wickets to 88 all out while chasing a target of 189.
His consecutive strikes began on the penultimate delivery of the 12th over when he castled Jared Wilson with an in-swinging delivery.
The final ball of the over saw Curtis Campher trapping Graham Hume lbw on the back foot.
