IND vs. SL Ravichandran Ashwin achieve world test championship history
IND vs. SL Ravichandran Ashwin is the first player in world test championship history this considerable milestone.
IND vs. SL Ravichandran Ashwin With six wickets (2 for 30; 4 for 55) in the second Test. Ravichandran Ashwin became the first player in World Test Championship history to reach 100 wickets.
On Monday, India’s off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin accomplished another feat as India defeated Sri Lanka by 238 runs in the second final Test in Bengaluru. In the match, Ashwin, who took six wickets (2 for 30; 4 for 55), became the first player in World Test Championship history to reach 100 wickets (WTC).
IND vs. SL: Ashwin, who finished the previous WTC cycle as the leading wicket-taker with 71 wickets in 14 matches. He has already taken 29 wickets in seven games this time around, bringing his tally to 100 in 21 games. As a result, he became the first cricketer in WTC history to record a century of wickets.
Ashwin is currently sixth on the list of top wicket-takers in this World Cup cycle, led by his teammate Jasprit Bumrah (40).
On Monday, Day 3 of the pink-ball Quiz, Ashwin surpassed former South African pacer Dale Steyn’s tally of 439 Test wickets to evolve the eighth highest wicket-taker in Test history.
However, he is ranked third among active players, trailing England pacers Anderson and Broad. After the legendary Anil Kumble, also Ashwin is India’s second-highest wicket-taker.
In the first Test of the series in Mohali. Ashwin surpassed former India captain Kapil Dev’s tally of 434 wickets to evolve the country’s second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket history. Ashwin has 442 Test wickets in 86 matches, including 30 five-wicket hauls and seven 10-wicket hauls.
