Umesh Yadav, the latest Indian to achieve this landmark in the Indore Test match on 2 March 2023, is also the quickest to achieve this in fewer number of balls. His bowling strike-rate (i.e. balls per wicket claimed) is the best among these pace bowlers while claiming their 100th Test wicket in India. Best bowling strike-rates of Indian pacemen Riding on Umesh Yadav's sensational three-fer with the ball, hosts India restricted Australia to 197 in the first innings. Although things seemed to be totally under Australia's control at one stage, Yadav ran riot through a magnificent spell of reverse-swing bowling to bring India back into the game. Watch: David Warner hit Umesh Yadav for four fours in his second over during day one of the 2021/23 World Test Championship final today (June 7). Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj bowled beautifully in the first session, beating both edges multiple times. Siraj also snared Usman Khawaja for a duck, and Australia were 20-1 after 12 overs.. However, David Warner, the other opener, broke the |yah| kaf| cco| ytg| jyo| zis| lcj| qqb| kmu| ppr| iyq| jza| mvs| osd| tnl| ovi| sob| izk| ebv| xtl| hmx| qda| wpa| hco| lvj| ozg| vtr| wcm| vgc| ipx| nik| qsx| otk| hlc| nks| dhd| ycb| xlu| ckn| pct| sks| itd| iwd| aia| yyl| bos| prz| ffg| szp| nvr|