Anglesey-based cricketer Owen Reilly will never forget the day he took five wickets at Lord’s.
The Bangor CC pace bowler picked up a magnificent 5-31 from 9.3 overs representing Wales against the MCC at cricket’s HQ on Thursday.
Also in the side from North Wales were Mochdre skipper and all-rounder Matty Humphreys and ex-Llandudno captain and current fast bowler for The Oval club Jack Rimmington.
Reilly, 28, from Holyhead, removed batsmen 3, 4, 5 and 6 before also dismissing the last man in his outstanding spell.
Wearing No 67 on the back of his shirt, the right-arm quickie had three of his victims caught and clean bowled the other two.
Reilly began his senior cricket days at Holyhead/Anglesey Aluminium and went on to Pwllheli before joining Bangor in 2019.
He has also captained Rydal Penrhos and represented Wales Under-18’s.
In this week’s 50-over encounter, MCC, full name Marylebone Cricket Club, batted first and were all out for 226 in the 50th, Tom Nicoll top-scoring with 40.
Opening bowler Rimmington produced eight overs and finished with 0-36.
In reply, Wales were bowled out for 143 in 42.2 overs, Humphreys making 22 opening the batting.
Right-arm spinner Steven Reingold, who has played for Glamorgan, claimed 4-7 off 7.2 overs for the hosts.
It was the 16th time Wales had played at Lord’s and the first since a five-wicket defeat to MCC in 2016.
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