Five wickets in five balls! The incredible mantra of the Curtis Camper makes history – clock. Cricket news

Ireland all -rounder Curtis Camper on Thursday made history by becoming the first player to take five wickets in five balls in all men’s professional cricket. Camphor achieved feat for Munter Reds against the north-west warriors in the Inter-Principal T20 Trophy, ending with 5/16 figures in 2.3 overs. All five wickets came in the second and third over of Camphor, as Warriors fell from 87/5 to 88 in search of 189. Jreds Wilson was about to fall for the first time, rejecting the 12th over cheerful ball. He then trapped Graham Hume leg on the next delivery with a sharp Inswinger. Camphor bowled on a hat -trick in 14th place and hit immediately, removed Andy McBrin, who denied a slog for deep midwicket. Robbie Miller was the next, doing a delivery outside the off-stump, then Josh Wilson, who bowled, gave a hat-trick and five wickets in five balls.See also: IND vs Ang Live Score

Campher, who had already taken four wickets in four balls in T20I, became the first male cricketer to achieve five out of five. This is only another example in tricks professional cricket – Zimbabwe’s female player Kelis Nedlovu against Eagles women in domestic T20 in 2024 for Zimbabwe U19.

In 61 T20I for Ireland, Campher has scored 924 runs at an average of 21.00 with a strike rate of 125.37, including three fifties. He has also taken 31 wickets with the best figures of 4/25 and an average of 34.16.