Harry Sheezel has equalled the all-time disposal record after collecting 54 possessions against Richmond at NINJA Stadium on Sunday.
Three-club player midfielder Tom Mitchell reached the same mark in 2018 when he was playing for Hawthorn.
Sheezel's stat line read: 25 kicks, 29 handballs, seven marks, six clearances, five marks and two goals.
Defender
Marks
Disposals
Goals
Sheezel and Mitchell sit above eight other instances where players reached the half tonne.
The former Hawks midfielder also recorded 50 disposals two other times.
Gary Ablett Jnr and Greg Williams reached 53 possessions, while Collingwood's Barry Price posted 52 touches.
Adelaide's Scott Thompson (2011) and Brisbane's Lachie Neale (2019) fell just shy of the record, collecting 51 possessions.
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Collingwood pair John Greening and Tony Shaw also hit the 50-disposal mark.
The Kangaroos posted a 48-point victory to leapfrog Richmond on the ladder, and now sit 16th.
AFL all-time most disposals in a match
54 - Tom Mitchell, Haw v Coll, 2018
54 - Harry Sheezel, NM v Rich, 2025
53 - Greg Williams, Syd v StK, 1989
53 - Gary Ablett jnr, GC v Coll, 2012
52 - Barry Price, Coll v Fitz, 1971
51 - Scott Thompson, Adel v GC, 2011
51 - Lachie Neale, BL v Rich, 2019
50 - John Greening, Coll v Geel, 1971
50 - Tom Mitchell, Haw v Coll, 2017
50 - Tom Mitchell, Haw v GWS, 2018
50 - Tony Shaw, Coll v Bris, 1991
