it would be two hat tricks ONLY if ball 1-2-3 have a wicket, ball 4 is no ball, and then ball 5-6-7 are wickets However if some one takes 6 wickets together in an over there is another term for it. Don’t know what term is it. There was a case of 4 wickets in consecutive balls which were taken and it was referred to as Quad Trick. That was also not in a test or ODI but in county cricket. COINCIDENTLY INDIA IS THE ONLY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD NOT TO BE AT THE RECEIVING END OF THIS FEAT. IN OTHER WORDS, NO INDIAN PLAYERS HAVE EVER BEEN DISMISSED AS HAT TRICK.