Ashwin’s song is open! After taking 3 wickets of Australia, he became the second Indian to record a big record

The players of the Indian team are seen setting records in the ongoing second Test match against Australia in Delhi. Cheteshwar Pujara made the history of playing 100 Test matches. After this, Indian team’s experienced spinner R Ashwin has also played a mighty role against the Australian team. What is Ashwin’s record? Let’s find out in detail.

Ashwin’s 3 wickets after 53 overs of the innings
India vs Australia in the second Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. In this match, R Ashwin (R Ashwin) took a total of 3 wickets after 53 overs while bowling from India in Australia’s first innings. In it, he dismissed Marnus Labuschagne on the fourth ball while bowling the 23rd over. Then on the sixth ball of the same over, Steve Smith ran into the tent for zero runs. Ashwin also fooled Alex Carey for the third wicket, caught by Virat Kohli for no runs.

Ashwin’s record
As soon as he took these three wickets, a special record was recorded in Ashwin’s name. Ashwin became the second Indian bowler to take most Test wickets against Australia. He crossed the milestone of taking 100 wickets against Australia. Anil Kumble tops this list. He has taken 111 wickets against Australia. After that, Harbhajan Singh is on the third place in the list and he has taken 95 wickets. Kapil Dev is fourth in the list and has taken 79 Test wickets against Australia.

Another day at office and another milestone for @ashwinravi99 👏👏

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— BCCI (@BCCI) February 17, 2023

After this, the name of Ravindra Jadeja is also included in the list. Jadeja took one wicket in the second Test to take a total of 71 wickets against Australia. (Indian bowlers who took most wickets against Australia R Ashwin in the 2nd list)

Indian bowlers who took most wickets against Australia
111- Anil Kumble
100- R Ashwin*
95- Harbhajan Singh
79- Kapil Dev
70- R Jadeja

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