It was the most goals kicked by a Collingwood player in a single game since Anthony Rocca bagged eight against Hawthorn in round two, 2006.
Cloke had previously kicked six goals on four occasions between 2011 and 2012, and once kicked six behinds against Port Adelaide in round 20, 2011.
AFL Media took a stack of photos underlining Cloke's strangehold over the Tigers during Saturday's 34-point win and collingwoodfc.com.au has published the best of them.
Travis Cloke found the sweet spot on his left foot nice and early.
Cloke kicked one first quarter goal, but he was only getting warmed up...
Up by three points at the long break, Richmond would have been pleased with the way the game had been progressing. At least until Cloke unleashed the beast in the third term.
And once unleashed, the beast ran riot with four goals for the quarter and five for the half.
Poor Alex Rance was no match for the big hands of Collingwood's No. 32.
Nor his big glove.
Not even getting in Cloke's face could put him off his game.
Kicking goals from the boundary line gave Cloke the chance to celebrate with the Magpie Army.
A player in his prime.
There was no need for crumbers when the ball was kicked in Cloke's direction.
A late goal from the boundary line for the Tiger Army to digest on the way home. Seven goals, 14 marks, 20 possessions, eight inside 50s, two tackles. What a performance.
