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Arshdeep Singh Creates History, Becomes First Indian To Take 150 T20I Wickets
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· October 30, 2026
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Auckland [New Zealand]: India pacer Arshdeep Singh scripted history on Friday by becoming the first Indian bowler to reach the milestone of 150 wickets in T20Is. Arshdeep achieved the feat by dismissing New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner in the penultimate over of the fourth T20I between India...
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Key points Arshdeep achieved the feat by dismissing New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner in the penultimate over of the fourth T20I between India... Auckland [New Zealand]: India pacer Arshdeep Singh scripted history on Friday by becoming the first Indian bowler to reach the milestone of 150 wickets in T20Is. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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