Corey Anderson is still coming to terms with the international media attention following his remarkable world-record innings on Wednesday against the West Indies.
His rollicking ton off 36 balls beat the 18-year-old milestone set by Pakistan's Shahid Afridi and made the cricketing world collectively say "Corey who?" in astonishment.
The well-grounded 23-year-old, who has called Tauranga home for the last 18 months since moving north from Canterbury, was still coming to terms with his achievement and all the attention he was getting when the Bay of Plenty Times caught up with him in Nelson for the next ODI against the West Indies.
"No I haven't had a chance to come to terms with what happened and it hasn't even sunk in yet," Anderson said. "But it has been quite exciting and I don't know when it will sink in."
Anderson did not know he had broken Afridi's record until the announcement was made at the ground - after he hit yet another booming six to bring up his brilliant ton.