Ind vs Aus: Bhuvneshwar Kumar sets new world record in T20I cricket, beats Andrew Tay
In the third match against Australia played in Hyderabad, Bhuvi conceded 39 runs in 3 overs at an economy rate of 13 and took the lone wicket in the form of Cameron Greene, who was fatal for India. With this one wicket, he made a new world record.
Indian team's experienced fast bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar is in a lot of discussion about his bowling. Bhuvi was proving to be very fatal for India in the 19th over for India in T20 and because of him the team was losing. At the same time, in the first match of the three-match T20 series against Australia, he had decided the defeat of Team India by conceding 16 runs in the 19th over. After this, he was dropped from the playing XI in the second match, but made a comeback in the third match.
Bhuvi sets new world record, leaves Andrew Tay behind
In the third match against Australia played in Hyderabad, Bhuvi conceded 39 runs in 3 overs at an economy rate of 13 and took the lone wicket in the form of Cameron Greene, who was fatal for India. Of course, Bhuvi scored runs in this match as well, but on the basis of this one wicket, he recorded a new world record in his name. Bhuvneshwar Kumar has now become the highest wicket-taker in T20Is in a calendar year. Earlier this record was held in the name of Andrew Tay who took 31 wickets in a calendar year in 2021, but Bhuvi has surpassed him by taking 32 wickets in this year.
Talking about India, now Bhuvi is at number one in terms of taking most wickets in a calendar year from India while Jasprit Bumrah is at number two. Bumrah took a total of 16 wickets in the year 2016, while overall Bumrah is at number three in terms of taking the most wickets in a calendar year. In this case Mustafir Rahman is also jointly third with Bumrah, who took 28 wickets in the year 2021.
Most wickets by the fast bowlers in T20Is in a calendar year (Full Members)
32 wickets - Bhuvneshwar Kumar, 2022
31 wickets - Andrew Tay, 2021
28 wickets - Jasprit Bumrah, 2016
28 wickets - Mustafizur Rahman, 2021
28 wickets - Joshua Little, 2022