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Jasprit Bumrah Hits Major Milestone! Joint Fastest Indian To 50 Test Wickets at Home

Jasprit Bumrah has equalled a major, and very impressive Test cricket record for India. He is now the fastest Indian to take 50 wickets at home in the longest format of the game, alongside veteran Javagal Srinath.

Both achieved this feat in 24 innings. While Srinath retired from international cricket all the way back in 2003, Bumrah is currently playing a Test match against West Indies at Ahmedabad. 

He picked 3 wickets for 42 runs in the first innings, which helped his team in restricting the batting side for just 162 runs. 

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