Sunil Narine Makes T20 History With 600‑Wicket Milestone
In a landmark moment for cricket, Sunil Narine has become the first player in the world to claim 600 wickets in competitive T20 cricket, setting a benchmark that could take years to surpass. The veteran West Indian spinner achieved this historic feat on December 4, 2025, during the World ILT20 match between Abu Dhabi Knight Riders and Sharjah Warriorz.
As Narine sent Abell back to the pavilion, he entered uncharted territory in the cricketing world. To commemorate the occasion, the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders presented him with a special jersey bearing the number “600,” honouring his longevity and impact on the format.
What made the moment even more special was that it came at age 37, proving that Narine remains not just relevant but also elite in performance more than 15 years into his T20 journey.
Narine’s career has spanned the IPL, CPL, ILT20, and Major League Cricket, where he has been a consistent force with teams like,
His unmatched control, clever pace changes, and unorthodox bowling action have earned him a legendary status across all formats of T20 cricket.
From powerplays to death overs, Narine has delivered countless match-winning spells, often defying conditions and expectations.
Reaching 600 wickets in T20s isn’t just a numerical feat — it represents,
While many bowlers rely on pace or bounce, Narine has thrived through variation, guile, and tactical precision — making his record all the more impressive.
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