Curtis Campher: In T20 cricket, which no one may have imagined, has been shown by a 26-year-old bowler from Ireland. Every bowler dreams of taking a hat -trick once in his career. The act of taking 4 wickets in four balls has also been able to do selected bowlers of the world. However, Ireland’s fast bowler Curtis Camphor has written a new history in T20 cricket with five wickets in 5 balls. Camphor is the same bowler who has also done the feat of taking four wickets in 4 balls.

Camphor shocks 5 wickets in 5 balls

In Ireland’s domestic tournament Inter Provincial Trophy, Curtis Camphor has done the feat that every bowler probably dreams of. Camphor has written a new history in T20 cricket with 5 wickets in five balls while playing for Munter Reds. The North West Warriors team looked in trouble losing 5 wickets on the score of 78. It was believed to be sure to lose the North West, but no one might have thought that it would perform such a charismatic performance with the camph ball. A total of 8 runs were scored in the first over of Camphur’s spell. The start of the second over was not good and the batsman gave six on the third ball of the over. But this was the peace before the storm.

In the last two balls of the over, Campher took 2 wickets. Campher returned again in the next over. On the very first ball, Camper completed his hat -trick by taking wickets. On the next ball, Camphur showed another batsman the path of the pavilion. Camphor had 4 wickets in four balls. He had done this feat for the second time. On the third ball of the over, Camphur also moved the batter Josh Wilson. In this way, Campher took five wickets in 5 consecutive balls and piled the opposition team for just 88 runs.

Camphor has taken 4 wickets in 4 balls

Curtis Camphor has taken four wickets in 4 balls once in T20 cricket. He achieved this feat in the T20 World Cup of 2021. Camphor took four wickets in 4 balls in the match played against the Netherlands.

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