Jasprit Bumrah Scripts History With This Remarkable Feat
Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah etched his name in cricketing history on 9 December 2025, becoming the first Indian bowler ever to take 100 wickets in all three international formats—Tests, ODIs, and T20Is. The milestone was reached during the 1st T20I against South Africa at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack, marking yet another peak in Bumrah’s remarkable career.
This achievement places him among the top five bowlers in world cricket, joining legends like Tim Southee, Lasith Malinga, Shakib Al Hasan, and Shaheen Shah Afridi.
Bumrah’s landmark moment came when he dismissed Dewald Brevis for 22 in his third over, completing his 100th T20I wicket. He later removed Keshav Maharaj, finishing with a sharp spell that demonstrated his trademark precision and control.
His outstanding consistency across formats underlines why he is considered one of the most complete modern fast bowlers.
Bumrah’s feat is rare not only in Indian cricket but globally. Achieving 100 wickets in each format requires,
His late-overs precision, unorthodox action, and unmatched ability to deliver yorkers under pressure make him one of the sport’s finest pacers.
With this achievement, Bumrah becomes only the fifth bowler in history to cross 100 wickets in Tests, ODIs, and T20Is.
The exclusive group includes,
Bumrah’s landmark also pushes him up India’s all-time T20I wicket leaderboard.
With current form, Bumrah could soon challenge the national No.1 spot.
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