It wasn't the best return Northland and Black Caps fast bowler Tim Southee has ever had, but his one for 45 in the latest round of the Global T20 Canada tournament still held some sway.
Southee, playing for Vancouver Knights in North America's inaugural T20 competition, took the prized scalp of Winnipeg Hawks captain Dwayne Bravo for 30 of 17 balls, just as the West Indian was hitting his straps having hit three 4s and two 6s.
David Warner's miserable return to cricket continued yesterday (NZ time) when he faced only six balls for four runs as his Winnipeg Hawks team lost to Vancouver Knights by six wickets at the tournament.
On Friday, the former Australia vice-captain lasted just two balls before he was dismissed for one run in his first game since his country's ball-tampering scandal.
Winnipeg were put into bat Sunday and made 156-9 with opener Warner the first man out, caught by Rassie van der Dussen off the bowling of Sheldon Cottrell (3-28).