New Zealand batsman Craig McMillan set a world test record for most runs in a six-ball over as his side beat Pakistan today in Hamilton.
McMillan smashed 26 off leg-spinner Younis Khan's only over in the final test, beating the previous record of 24 held jointly by five other players.
After McMillan stole the individual spotlight early on the fourth day, New Zealand swept to victory by an innings and 185 runs to square the rubber 1-1.
McMillan set his record on the way to making 98 by hitting five fours and a six from six balls - three of his fours coming from reverse sweeps.
He beat the mark of 24 set by Andy Roberts off Ian Botham, West Indies v England at Port of Spain in 1980-81; Sandeep Patel off Bob Willis, India v England at Manchester in 1982; Botham against Derek Stirling, England v New Zealand at The Oval in 1986; Ian Smith off Atul Wassam, New Zealand v India in Auckland in 1989-90 and Kapil Dev off Eddie Hemmings, India v England at Lord's in 1990.