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Toss Index1,323.8 +2.14%Match Index2,544.4 +0.00%The Hundred 2026 · CSXM179 SB vs MIL +0.00%M178 SB-W vs MIL-W +2.27%M177 TR vs LS +4.09%M176 GG vs DMS +3.00%M175 TR-W vs LS-W −4.00%M174 MSG vs BP +2.27%M173 ZIM vs IND +5.00%M172 KR vs JKS +1.25%M171 WF vs MIL −5.00%M170 DMS vs CLK −1.67%Toss Index1,323.8 +2.14%Match Index2,544.4 +0.00%The Hundred 2026 · CSXM179 SB vs MIL +0.00%M178 SB-W vs MIL-W +2.27%M177 TR vs LS +4.09%M176 GG vs DMS +3.00%M175 TR-W vs LS-W −4.00%M174 MSG vs BP +2.27%M173 ZIM vs IND +5.00%M172 KR vs JKS +1.25%M171 WF vs MIL −5.00%M170 DMS vs CLK −1.67%
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Top 3 Memorable Bowling Spells by Jasprit Bumrah in Test Cricket

Jasprit Bumrah, India's ace seamer, dominates the ICC Test Bowlers' Rankings with 907 points. With his recent 200 Test wickets count, here are his top 3 red-ball bowling performances.

2. 6/27 vs West Indies, Kingston, August 2019

Jasprit Bumrah's best bowling stats in test cricket came in the second test against the West Indies in Kingston in 2019. India scored 416 runs in its first innings, as Hanuma Vihari struck his first-ever century and the rest followed by scoring some runs from their willows. In response, the West Indies were outmatched by Bumrah's miraculous bowling effort. 

The Indian speedster earned his immaculate maiden test hat-trick as the West Indies were bowled out for just 117 runs, signifying how he has given many nightmares to the opposition batters. Bumrah took 6/27 in 12.1 overs. In the second innings, India declared at 168/4 with a goal of 468 runs. While chasing the colossal targets, the West Indies only managed to score 210 runs and lost by 257 runs.

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