Justin Greaves does what no bowler had done before in Tests, destroys Pakistan with five consecutive wicket-maidens

Justin Greaves became the first bowler in Test history to bowl five consecutive wicket-maidens, against Pakistan in Trinidad.

Greaves finished with career-best figures of 5/27 from 11 overs, taking all five wickets across five successive overs without conceding a run.

The feat surpassed the previous record of four consecutive wicket-maidens set by Stuart Broad against South Africa in 2016.

Pakistan collapsed from 244/3 to 282 all out, handing West Indies a 29-run first-innings lead at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy.

Greaves credited captain Roston Chase for the simple instruction to remain disciplined after being brought into the attack.