Australia's Ashton Turner has notched up five ducks in a row in Twenty 20 cricket including three in the Indian Premier League entering the record books for the dubious distinction.
Turner, who missed out on Australia's World Cup squad announced last week, extended his horrific run for his IPL side Rajasthan Royals after getting out for nought to Delhi Capitals paceman Ishant Sharma on Monday.
It was the 26-year-old's third consecutive golden duck meaning out the first ball since being picked by Rajasthan for $72,000 in the December auctions.
The tall right-handed batsman was caught at extra cover after being deceived on a slower delivery by Sharma in a match that Rajasthan lost by six wickets.
He fell to Kings XI Punjab leg-spinner Murugan Ashwin on his IPL debut last week after mistiming a hit to long off.
The middle-order batsman rose to prominence with his match-winning 84 in a one-day international against India in March and was lauded for his finishing prowess.
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