The first was Courtney Walsh for West Indies v Australia at Brisbane in 1988-89 (last ball of the first innings and the first two of the second).

BBC: Ask Malcolm Ashton

The third was Jermaine Lawson for West Indies v Australia at Bridgetown in 2002-03 (last two wickets in the first innings and first in the second) - and he was the first West Indies player to take a hat- trick on home soil.

BBC: Ask Malcolm Ashton

But Nevil Road was staging an England v West Indies one-day international the following day - and the ECB granted special dispensation to delay the game.

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What happened next is clear: starting with West Coast Hotel Co. v.

NEWYORKER: Benched