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New Zealand bowler Brett Randell made cricket history with five wickets in five balls, leading Central Stags to a 291-run lead.
New Zealand fast bowler Brett Randell made history in first-class cricket by becoming the first player to take five wickets in five consecutive deliveries during a Plunket Shield match against Northern Districts at McLean Park.
His career-best 7 for 25, including a hat-trick, led to Northern Districts being bowled out for 82, giving Central Stags a 291-run lead and prompting a follow-on.
The unprecedented feat, unmatched in first-class history, occurred in just 12 balls and surpassed even Bryan Yuile’s 9-100 in 1966 for efficiency.
Randell, 30, credited consistent execution of the team’s game plan and called the moment surreal.
El lanzador neozelandés Brett Randell hizo historia del cricket con cinco wickets en cinco bolas, llevando a Central Stags a una ventaja de 291 carreras.