WATCH: Penkridge double hat-trick star Myles Davis is 'mystery guest' on Sky's Stick to Cricket
Myles Davis hit the headlines recently with an incredible feat while playing for hometown club Penkridge.
Penkridge double hat-trick sensation Myles Davis continued to hit the headlines as he shared a Sky Sports studio with a host of England cricket legends.
Davis was a ‘mystery guest’ on the popular Youtube series ‘Stick to Cricket’, where the panel had to guess why the South Staffordshire Premier Division seamer had hit the headlines.
Around the table were Sir Alastair Cook, Phil Tufnell, Michael Vaughan and David Lloyd.
And it was Cook who guessed the identity of Myles, from Penkridge, who stunned the cricket world last month by claiming six wickets in six balls for his hometown club in the victory over Pelsall in league action.
Davis, 22, told the panel: "I couldn't celebrate on the day because I was on call for my job.
"The game finished and I was back to work. It's safe to say I celebrated this weekend.”
The video can be viewed below, with Davis’ introduced in the final 10 minutes.
Davis was joined in the studio by dad Neil, who is a club stalwart and groundsman. Former England captain Vaughan reserved some banter with Neil about the wicket while Lloyd remarked on the charming look of Penkridge’s home ground at Pillaton.
Also present as a guest was Monty Panesar - who was supposed to face Davis and Penkridge with his club side Pelsall.
But former spinner Panesar, who only checked in late in the off-season as the league’s star signing, missed the clash due to his 44th birthday.
Panesar smiled to his former England colleagues: "It was my birthday! I was celebrating with family and friends.
"I was glad I missed it, I probably would've got done first ball as well.”
Records state Davis, an electrician, was just the seventh player in history to achieve the feat of six overs in six balls.
His haul came across three overs, sandwiched by Dean Lones. He finished with figures of 7-16.
Penkridge were beaten in last weekend’s clash at home to Fordhouses, who edged the clash by three wickets. Davis took 2-51.
The Stick to Cricket panel discussed community questions alongside Davis, including other jobs or potential careers they could have been trained in, and whether a club has ever offered private jet travel to a game - to which Davis replied "not yet!"