Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Greaves Sets Record with Five Wicket Maidens
In a cricket match between the West Indies and Pakistan, a player named Justin Greaves did something amazing.
He bowled five overs in a row where he didn't give any runs and took five wickets.
This is a new record in cricket history.
Before this, the best anyone had done was four overs in a row.
Greaves' great bowling changed the game.
Pakistan was doing well with their captain, Shan Masood, scoring a lot of runs.
But after Greaves started bowling, Pakistan lost many wickets quickly and didn't score many more runs.
At the end of the day, the West Indies were ahead by 155 runs.
The match will continue the next day.
Justin Greaves bowled five consecutive wicket maidens, taking 5/27, a record in Test cricket.
Pakistan was in control with Shan Masood's century but collapsed after Greaves' spell.
Greaves removed key players like Masood, Aamer Jamal, Ali Usman, Mohammad Rizwan, and Mohammad Abbas.
Pakistan was bowled out for 282, and the West Indies reached 126/7 in their second innings.
The West Indies had an overall lead of 155 runs at stumps, with Shamar Joseph and Kemar Roach set to resume the innings.
- Who
- Justin Greaves, Shan Masood, Roston Chase, Shamar Joseph, Kemar Roach
- What
- Justin Greaves bowled a record-breaking spell of five consecutive wicket maidens, taking 5/27.
- When
- Day three of the first Test between West Indies and Pakistan.
- Where
- Tarouba
- Why
- Greaves' spell turned the game around for the West Indies after Pakistan was in control with Shan Masood's century.
West Indies
Pakistan
Performance
West Indies
Justin Greaves' record-breaking spell of 5/27, including five consecutive wicket maidens, turned the game around for the West Indies.
Pakistan
Pakistan was in control with Shan Masood's century but collapsed dramatically after Greaves' spell.
- Match
- First Test between West Indies and Pakistan
- Venue
- Tarouba
- Date
- Day three of the match
- Key Player
- Justin Greaves
- Record
- First player to bowl five consecutive wicket maidens in Test cricket
- Pakistan's Score
- 282 all out
- West Indies' Score
- 126/7 in second innings
- Overall Lead
- 155 runs for West Indies