IND vs AUS: What Kapil Dev did in his entire career, Bumrah did it in the 43rd match, broke 2 big records simultaneously

Indian team's vice-captain and fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrah is continuously performing brilliantly in the Border Gavaskar Trophy. After Perth and Adelaide, Jaspreet Bumrah also showed his flair in the Gabba Test. In the third Test being played at Gabba, Bumrah opened his claws against Australia and broke a big record of Kapil Dev. Now he is targeting the records of legends like Muralitharan and Wasim Akram.

Bumrah became the Indian to take the most 5 wicket hauls in SENA countries.

During the Gaba Test, Jaspreet Bumrah broke a big record of former Indian cricket legend Kapil Dev. Jaspreet has now become the Indian bowler to take the most five-wicket hauls in South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia (SENA) countries. He did this feat eight times. While Kapil Dev took 5 wickets in an innings 7 times in SENA countries, Zaheer Khan and B.S. Chandrasekhar took 5 wickets in an innings 6 times each. Let us tell you that Bumrah made this record in just 6 years of Test career. His Test debut was in the year 2018.

Now Bumrah is targeting the records of Muralitharan and Akram

While Bumrah has become the Indian bowler to take the most five-wicket hauls in seven countries, he has also become third in the list of Asian bowlers in this regard. Former Pakistani great bowler Wasim Akram (11) is at number one in the list of Asian bowlers to take the most five-wicket hauls in seven countries. Former Sri Lankan great spinner Muttiah Muralitharan (10) is at second place. Bumrah's eyes will now be set on breaking the records of Akram and Muralitharan. Currently, Bumrah has jointly become third along with Imran Khan (8).

Bumrah had dismissed 6 Australian batsmen in the Gaba Test. He has also completed his 50 Test wickets in Australia. Bumrah achieved this feat in just 10 matches. Whereas Kapil Dev had taken 51 wickets in 11 Test matches. In this case too, Jaspreet has surpassed Kapil Dev. Bumrah has also become the fastest Indian bowler to take 50 Test wickets in Australia.