Complete list of Indians with 200+ international wickets

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31-year-old India National Cricket Team Right-Arm Pesar Mohammad Siraj has achieved a remarkable milestone in international cricket.

Mohammad Siraj has joined the Legends of India National Cricket Team at the 200 International Wickets Club with his performance in the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.

Mohammad Siraj completed 200 international wickets

Siraj started his T20I match against New Zealand in Rajkot in November 2017 in November 2017. Since then, he has shone with a ball in all formats in international cricket.

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The Right-Arm Quick received its ODI cap in January 2019 and a Test cap in December 2020. He quickly established himself as an all-format pacer for India and is currently considered to be the second best pacer, which is only behind Jasprit Bumrah.

Although he recently faced extinging in white-ball cricket despite doing well for the team, there is a lot of possibility that he could be seen in Blue Jersey soon.

Currently, he is involved in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025 against England and has excluded his heart for India without worrying about his charge.

He is the only Indian bowler to play all five Test matches in the ongoing series, and only other bowlers who have also portrayed in all matches are Chris Woakes of England, who suffered a shoulder injury in 1 day and were rejected.

Mohammad Sirraj has taken time to find a rhythm, but overall, he has bowled quite well for visitors and is going to take India’s leading wickets in the current tour.

Sirj took 14 wickets in the first four matches and rejected the England Stand-in captain Oli Pope and chose his first wicket in the fifth Test at Kennington Oval.

On the fourth ball of the 25th over, Siraj delivered a sensational good-long delivery outside the pope outside the Pope, which returned back and hit the batter on the back pad.

The on-field umpire did not raise its finger, but the Indian team used a review, and Hawki returned with three raids, which led to the dismissal of England skipper for 22 runs.

By rejecting Oli Pope, Mohammad Siraj became the 15th Indian pacer to bag 200 or more international wickets. His first international wicket was Ken Williamson, the 50th Matthew Pots, the 100th Ashton, was 150th Ben Focke, and Oli Pope became his 200th skull.

Watch: Mohammad Sirj cleaned Oli Pope to complete 200 international wickets

Complete list of Indians with 200 or more international wickets:

Rank Player Duration Matchbox Wicket Bowling average
1 Anil Kumbal 1990-2008 401 953 30.06
2 Ravichandran Ashwin 2010-2024 287 765 25.8
3 Harbhajan Singh 1998-2016 365 707 32.59
4 Kapil Dev 1978-1994 356 687 28.83
5 Ravindra jadeja 2009–2025 363 615 29.37
6 Zaheer Khan 2000–2014 303 597 31.48
7 Javagal Shrinath 1991-2003 296 551 29.11
8 Mohammed Shami 2013–2025 197 462 26.1
9 Jasprit Bumrah 2016–2025 207 457 20.63
10 Ishant Sharma 2007–2021 199 434 32.35
11 Ajit Agarkar 1998-2007 221 349 31.09
12 Kuldeep Yadav 2017–2025 166 306 22.86
13 Irfan Pathan 2003-2012 173 301 29.85
14 Bhuvneshwar Kumar 2012-2022 229 294 29.5
15 Venkatesh prasad 1994–2001 194 292 33.19
16 Umesh Yadav 2010-2023 141 288 31.62
17 Ravi Shastri 1981-1992 230 280 38.69
18 Bishan Singh Bedi 1966-1979 77 273 29.21
19 Manoj Prabhakar 1984-1996 169 253 32.07
20 Bhagwath Chandrashekhar 1964-1979 59 245 29.53
21 Ashish Nehra 1999-2017 161 233 32.28
22 Yuzvendra Chahal 2016–2023 152 217 26.23
23 Hardik Pandya 2016–2025 219 202 30.91
24 Sachin Tendulkar 1989-2013 664 201 46.53
25 Mohammad Siraj 2017–2025 101 200 29.15

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