1. 3/7, Afghanistan, Barbados, June 2024

When we comprehend a charismatic pacer, his best performance is not just defined by the numbers but also a testimony of his impeccable and consistent performance. During the 2024 T20 World Cup, India was up against a formidable underdog, Afghanistan, proving robust among the strong contenders.

Jasprit Bumrah produced his best bowling figure in the T20I format in this game, where he was not just wicket-taking but also enormously economical. Scalping the pivotal wickets of the in-form Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Hazratullah Zazai and Najbullah Zadran, the short run-up pacer conceded a mere seven runs in his quota of four overs. In the end, India triumphed a victory handsomely by 47 runs. 

2. 3/12 vs New Zealand, Tauranga, February 2020

New Zealand, seaming conditions, a new pitch—there was nothing not to appreciate if you are Jasprit Bumrah. With Rohit Sharma's 60 runs knock India had already given New Zealand a challenging terrain target of 164. But New Zealand is strong at daunting home Indian conditions, so Rohit distributed Bumrah's overs across the innings. In the second over, Bumrah took a maiden over wicket of Martin Guptill. He returned in the 12th and surrendered only six runs.

Then, in the fourteenth, another wicket got scalped in the form of Daryll Mitchell and three runs. Finally, in the 19th, Tim Southee was knocked out, and the pursuit was stifled with only three runs conceded. In the end, it's India who have won by seven runs. As his game-changing play implies, he was awarded the Player of the Match for India's seven runs triumphant.

3. 3/14 vs Pakistan, New York, June 2024

In this match, Jasprit Bumrah's ability to be a dangerous bowler in the game's shortest format proved vital. India needed wickets and dot balls as Pakistan encountered a modest 120-run target, and Bumrah was up for the challenge. Preying on Pakistan's natural caution on a tricky surface, Bumrah first dismissed captain Babar Azam with a length ball that snuck in, nicked an edge, and went to Suryakumar Yadav at first slip.

Mohammad Rizwan is more suited to circumstances like these, but Bumrah got the best of him, tempting him with a swinging length ball that Rizwan believed was full enough for a crazy slog. Bumrah delivered an angled-in low full toss that Iftikhar Ahmed couldn't get his bat beneath. After winning the match by a close 6-run margin, Jasprit Bumrah was awarded the Player of the Match.