Monday 11 July 2016 11:12, UK
Sky Sports' Nasser Hussain set a new Guinness World Record for the highest catch of a cricket ball.
Officially regulated by the Guinness World Record team, Hussain had three attempts to catch a ball from a minimum of 100ft, dropped from a 'Batcam' drone above Lord's Cricket Ground and falling at an estimated speed of 74 miles per hour.
Hussain - whose catching has let him down on previous Sky demonstrations - was safe as houses in pouching the record at his first attempt.
He then upped the stakes for the second and third attempts, increasing the height further looking to better the record he had just set in a challenge organised to highlight the stunning schedule of cricket this summer on Sky Sports.
Play the video at the top of the page to see Hussain's record-breaking efforts.
After setting the record, Hussain said: "Sky Sports are always looking to push the limits and be innovative in their approach to coverage, and this was certainly a very different experience for me.
"It was great fun attempting to catch cricket balls dropped from a drone at the home of cricket - something I never thought I would do. But I am now looking forward to giving my hands a rest and getting back to the commentary box for the upcoming Test match."
Sky Sports viewers can enjoy an unrivalled schedule of cricket this summer with live coverage of the four England v Pakistan Test matches beginning on July 14. The international ODIs and T20s will also be live on Sky during August and September.
Over the next five years Sky Sports will show over 50 England Tests and more than 360 days of live England cricket, including England's 2016 tour of Bangladesh.
