Ireland all-rounder Curtis Campher feels that his feat of taking four wickets in four balls will take a little bit of time to settle in. He added that he wasn't thinking about the record while bowling and his aim was to do what the team wanted.
On Monday, Campher joined a rare club by taking four wickets in four balls in T20Is, alongside Rashid Khan and Lasith Malinga. Campher made his men's T20 World Cup debut an unforgettable memory by dismissing the Netherlands' Colin Ackermann, Ryan ten Doeschate, Scott Edwards, and Roelof van de Merwe in the 10th over to set up a famous win for Ireland.
"To be honest, I wasn't really thinking about it. Maybe it will set in a little bit later. I was just trying to do what I wanted to do. We knew when ten Doeschate walked in, that we had to go straight to them, and that worked. Then we just carried on with Edwards too. Both of those plans worked out from the analysis and it kind of fit into my game. Maybe in a few hours or a few days, it might rub off, but to be honest, I'm just happy with the win, and that's all that matters," said Campher in the post-match press conference.
