An Australian Open ball boy has put his cricket skills to good use by taking a great catch during the men's doubles final on Rod Laver Arena.
The French pairing of Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut emerged victorious on Sunday afternoon over Australian John Peers and Finland's Henri Kontinen 6-4 7-6(1).
The fifth seeded Frenchmen had previously beaten Sam Querrey and Ryan Harrison in the semi-finals and the Bryan brothers in the quarters.
But a humble ball boy stole the show during the second set tiebreak on Rod Laver.
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Down a minibreak, Kontinen sent down a fault, which was hit back over the net.
It was a big miss, and the Fin hit the ball away on the half-volley.
The Dunlop was sent to the skies, but the ball boy kept his eyes on it and took a great grab under pressure.
Check it out below:
The catch will go down as one of the best ball boy grabs of the 2019 Australian Open.
But was it as good as this one from a few years ago?
But, it's important to remember that it doesn't always go so well, as this lad discovered...
Since we're here, why not have a look at some other great moments in ball boy tennis history.
Good montage, although they dudded Kramer.