1. 6/19 vs England, London, July 2022

Jasprit Bumrah's ascent as one of the world's top fast bowlers has led to his name being on most Indian bowling records, regardless of format. In July 2022, Bumrah blasted through the Three Lions' top order with his quick pace and swing, forcing the legendary English batting lineup to bow to its knees.

Bumrah swept England's top and tail as the hosts bowled out for 110. Bumrah dismissed Jason Roy, Joe Root, Liam Livingstone, and Jonny Bairstow in his first session, with the first three bowled for ducks. India won the match convincingly by 10 wickets, and Bumrah was named man of the match. 

2. 5/27 vs Sri Lanka, Pallekelle, August 2017

Jasprit Bumrah scalped his first five-wicket haul in One-day Internationals in the third match of the series against Sri Lanka at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium in August 2017. Bumrah struck in his first spell to dismiss Niroshan Dickwella, who had been trapped leg before, and Kusal Mendis, who had been caught, before returning to claim top scorer Lahiru Thirimanne, eventually winning the match by six wickets.

The death-over specialist, who played only his 25th ODI, generated such a healthy bowling total that it deserves to be remembered. Through this performance, many fanatics have witnessed the inception of one of the best bowlers the sporting world would ever witness. 

3. 4/35 vs West Indies, Pune, October 2018

Though this match did not go in the Men in Blue's way, Jasprit Bumrah unleashed one of his best performances in the long white-ball format. With the Caribbean side batting first, Bumrah played an instrumental role in hindering their swashbuckling batting unit for a modest 283/9, removing the in-form top-order batters like Shai Hope, Chandrapaul Hemraj, Kieron Powell and Ashley Nurse.

Ultimately, the hosts triumphed over the home side by 43 runs. But, it was evident that many spectators saw the initial rise of the pacer with an unorthodox runup, who showed promise on how he would turn out as the finest bowler for the Indian arsenal.