Jasprit Bumrah on the Verge to Create Record in T20Is

In a record-breaking moment after the 4th T20I against Australia, India’s spearhead Jasprit Bumrah is on the verge of celebrating a landmark moment by claiming his 100th T20I wicket and becoming just the second Indian bowler after Arshdeep Singh to achieve this feat. Bumrah headed into the match with 98 wickets to his name in just his 79th appearance.

He was again sensational with the ball and took 1 wicket in his spell; he is inching closer to reaching the triple‑digit landmark. Jasprit has been India’s go‑to bowler in each and every format with his sharp yorkers and the ability to deliver when it matters most. Courtesy of match-winning performances from Washington Sundar and Axar Patel, India won the 4th T20I by 48 runs and have taken a 2-1 lead in the series.

Jasprit Bumrah Record: On the Verge of Claiming 100 T20I Wickets

Jasprit Bumrah is set to achieve a historic milestone in T20 Internationals. Before the 4th T20I against Australia, he had taken 98 wickets in 78 matches, with an impressive bowling average of around 18.1 and an economy rate close to 6.3. He scalped 1 more wicket to come an inch closer to becoming only the second Indian bowler to reach 100 wickets in T20Is, joining the likes of Arshdeep Singh in this elite group. This milestone is going to reaffirm his reputation as one of the best bowlers in the world with his commendable bowling in the shortest format of the game.

Jasprit Bumrah Career

Jasprit Bumrah’s journey in T20 Internationals has been a story of unmatched consistency. After the 4th T20I against Australia, the Indian pacer has moved to 99 wickets, standing just one scalp away from becoming only the second Indian bowler to reach the 100-wicket milestone in the format. Since making his debut in 2016, Bumrah has built a reputation as one of the most feared bowlers in world cricket. Teams often try to play his spell out in a careful manner and then try to attack the other bowlers, and because of that, Bumrah ends up getting only a few wickets, but his economy rate is mostly remarkable.

Across 79 T20Is, Bumrah has taken his wickets at an exceptional average of 18.16 and an economy rate of just 6.3. These numbers highlight his remarkable impact in a format dominated by batters. What makes his record even more impressive is his ability to deliver in clutch moments, from breaking partnerships in power plays to defending low scores in the final overs. Over the years, his match-winning spells against teams like Australia, England, and South Africa have made him a cornerstone of India’s T20 setup.

Now, as Bumrah stands on the verge of joining the 100-wicket club, he will etch his name alongside the best bowlers of the format, adding another chapter to his incredible T20I legacy being the best bowler in India.