Australia's Josh Hazlewood hailed fellow seamer Mitchell Starc following his incredible dismissal of James Vince during the fourth day of the third Ashes Test - with the latter admitting he would get out 'every time' if he faced that delivery.
Vince had played brilliantly on Sunday but Starc sent him back to the pavilion for 55 with a wicked delivery which got everyone off their feet in Perth.
Australia legend Shane Warne took to Twitter to praise the 27-year-old following his wicket of Vince in England's second innings, writing: 'Is this the ball of the 21st century?'
Speaking about his dismissal, Vince described Starc's delivery as unplayable.
Vince said: 'It's still frustrating to get out, but it's easier to take than the ones where you feel like you're at fault yourself. If I faced that another 20 or 30 times, I think it would get me out every time.'
It is not clear what more Vince could do to tackle what was in effect a 90 mile per hour leg-break that crashed into his off-stump as he shaped to play it to leg other than rue the crack the ball hit to dramatically alter its path.
The dismissal of Vince left England in a perilous position on 100 for 4, leaving England 159 runs behind Australia's first innings total.