It's business as usual for wicketkeeper Duke after record haul of six catches

It was perhaps something of a surprising statistic that no Yorkshire wicketkeeper had taken six catches in a one-day match before Harry Duke performed the feat against Middlesex on Sunday.

- by Chris Waters

Even the man himself was taken aback. "Yeah, very surprised," he said in the aftermath of Yorkshire's seven-wicket win.

"Sometimes, you have days where you're not too busy in 50-over cricket, but today it was just one of those days where they nicked a lot of stuff that other days they play and miss.

"There weren't too many extravagant catches, or anything like that, it was just business as usual and credit to the bowlers.

"The most pleasing thing was to get another few points on the board and to keep pushing on at the top of the table."

Duke, 23, beat the previous record for Yorkshire of five.

David Bairstow performed that feat twice - against Derbyshire at Bradford in 1975, and against Leicestershire at Grace Road 10 years later, both in the Benson and Hedges Cup.