Dublin, July 10 -- Ireland all-rounder Curtis Campher made history, becoming the first-ever player to take five wickets in five balls in all of men's professional cricket on Thursday.

Campher achieved this accomplishment while playing for Munster Reds against North-West Warriors in the Inter-Provincial T20 Trophy. He secured figures of 5/16 in 2.3 overs.

Campher took all five wickets in his second and third over as Warriors sank from 87/5 to 88 all out in their run-chase of 189 runs. Jared Wilson was the first of the five, out on the second-to-last delivery of the 12th over, and on the next ball, he removed Graham Hume by trapping him leg-before-wicket with a brilliant inswinger on the pads, as per ESPN.

At the start of his next over, ...