How Many Matches Arshdeep Singh Took to 100 Wickets in IPL and T20Is?

India's star pacer Arshdeep Singh continues to rise in T20 cricket, and the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season has added another major milestone to his career. Known for his ability to provide early breakthroughs in the powerplay and deliver brutal yorkers in death overs, Arshdeep has been a consistent performer for Punjab Kings. In the MI vs PBKS clash on April 16, he entered the match just one wicket short of achieving the milestone of taking 100 wickets in the richest cricket league in the world and went on to achieve it.

How Many Matches Arshdeep Singh Took to Reach 100-Wicket Milestone?

Arshdeep Singh 100th wicket in the IPL came during the MI vs PBKS match at the Wankhede Stadium, becoming the first bowler to complete 100 wickets for Punjab Kings in the history. In terms of matches, Arshdeep Singh 100 IPL wickets milestone was achieved in 87 matches, which shows his consistency in the league since making his debut in 2019.

On the international front, Arshdeep Singh 100 T20I wickets were completed in just 64 matches, making him the first-ever Indian bowler and one of the fastest Indian bowlers to achieve the milestone. With big names like Jasprit Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Yuzvendra Chahal, and many more having featured in the format, Arshdeep became the first to do so.

His growth has been steady, with each season adding to his wicket tally, particularly through impactful spells in high-pressure phases. This highlights his ability to perform at both franchise and international levels.

Arshdeep Singh Performance in MI vs PBKS IPL 2026 Match

Arshdeep Singh produced another breathtaking performance in the MI vs PBKS IPL 2026 match. The left-arm pacer picked up three wickets and conceded only 22 runs in his four-over quota. He picked up two back-to-back wickets in his 2nd over of the match, dismissing Ryan Rickelton and Suryakumar Yadav.

The 100th IPL wicket milestone was also achieved with the dismissal of Rickelton. The pacer then came back to bowl the 15th over of the match and conceded only nine runs. He then completed his four overs quota by bowling the 19th over of the match, in which he picked up another wicket of Sherfane Rutherford by a brutal yorker, while conceding only nine runs. This spell showed his class in the shortest format of the game.