1. 6/61 vs South Africa, Cape Town, January 2024

Jasprit Bumrah bowled a pivotal spell in the second innings of the second match against South Africa in the daunting conditions of Cape Town. Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj were outstanding in one ofthe shortest Test match ever played on a hostile track favouring pacers. South Africa crumbled for 55 in the first innings, with Siraj taking six wickets and Bumrah capturing two. 

After India's 153/10, South Africa scored 176, thanks to Aiden Markram's 106. India chased down the 80-run target and won the match by seven wickets, tying the series 1-1. The USP of this impeccable bowling figure would be hindering the robust middle-order Proteas' batting attack, which completely deviated the host's lineup and gave them a chance to scalp a crucial and commendable victory. 

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.

3. 6/45 vs England, Visakhapatnam, January 2024

During the second test of the five-match series at Visakhapatnam in February 2024, Jasprit stunned England with an outstanding performance. Yashasvi Jaiswal's swashbuckling double ton helped India score 396 runs in the first innings. In response, England were swept out for 253 runs, with Bumrah taking six wickets.

The speedster finished his first innings tenure with 6/45 in 15.5 overs. In their second innings, India scored 255 runs and set a target of 398. England were all out for 292 runs in the chase and lost by 106 runs. In addition, Bumrah claimed three wickets in the second innings, which sums up scalping nine wickets and no wonder, this leads to all fanatics saying, we only believe in Jassi Bhai;)