Ravichandran Ashwin Record India vs Australia 2nd ODI: Team India’s star bowler Ravichandran Ashwin is seen creating new records every day. Ashwin bowled brilliantly in the second ODI match played against Australia on Sunday. Ashwin bowled lethally and took 3 wickets for 41 runs in 7 overs. He sent David Warner for 53, Marnus Labuschagne for 27 and Josh Inglis for 6 runs. With these three wickets, Ashwin made a new record in his name.
Ashwin became the Indian bowler taking the most wickets against a team
Ravichandran Ashwin Became the bowler with the highest international wicket taker for India against a single team. He made a record of taking 144 wickets against Australia. In this matter he left behind veteran spinner Anil Kumble. Who took 142 wickets against Australia. Whereas Kapil Dev has achieved this feat by taking 141 wickets against Pakistan. Anil Kumble has also made a record of taking 1356 wickets against Pakistan.
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Wicket No.2 for @ashwinravi99
A carrom ball to dismiss Warner.
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Did not get place in World Cup team
Whereas Kapil Dev took 132 wickets against West Indies. The special thing is that Ashwin was not given a place in the Asia Cup. He got a place in ODI after about one and a half years. He has been included in the team after the injury to Akshar Patel. Seeing this brilliant performance of Ashwin, fans are demanding to give him a place in the World Cup team. Let us tell you that changes can be made in the World Cup team till September 27.
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Team India recorded this record
However, after this victory, Team India also registered a new record in its name. The Indian team became the fourth team with the most ODI wins without losing on any ground. This was the team’s 7th win at Holkar Stadium. New Zealand is on top in this matter. Which has registered 9 wins at University Oval, Dunedin.
