NEW DELHI: Arshdeep Singh entered his title into the file books by changing into the quickest Indian pacer to take 50 wickets in T20 Internationals. The left-arm pacer achieved the milestone in the course of the second T20I towards Eire on Sunday.
Arshdeep eliminated Eire opener Andy Balbirnie to get to the landmark in his 33rd innings within the shortest format. He returned figures of 1/29 in four overs.
Arshdeep is the second quickest general amongst Indian bowlers after spinner Kuldeep Yadav (30 T20Is), who lately completed the feat within the T20I collection towards the West Indies.
Arshdeep eliminated Eire opener Andy Balbirnie to get to the landmark in his 33rd innings within the shortest format. He returned figures of 1/29 in four overs.
Arshdeep is the second quickest general amongst Indian bowlers after spinner Kuldeep Yadav (30 T20Is), who lately completed the feat within the T20I collection towards the West Indies.
South African pacer Lungi Ngidi sits atop the record among the many prime 10 groups within the format as he accomplished his 50 T20I wickets in simply 32 innings.
Arshdeep shares the second spot with Bangladesh’s left-arm fast Mustafizur Rahman with each pacers attending to the milestone of their 33rd innings.
Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood (34 innings) options third on the record adopted by legendary South African pacer Dale Steyn (35 innings).
