Overview
- Arshdeep hit the milestone by dismissing Oman’s Vinayak Shukla in the final over of India’s 21-run Group A win in Abu Dhabi.
- He is among the fastest to 100 in men’s T20Is at 64 matches, with Rashid Khan still the quickest overall, and he now leads India’s all-time T20I wicket list.
- His career return at the landmark stands at 100 wickets with an average of 18.49, a strike rate of about 13.3 and an economy rate near 8.31.
- India advanced to the Super Four after a spin-heavy group phase in which Arshdeep featured only against Oman, and some outlets reported he could be benched for the Pakistan game.
- During the Super Four clash with Pakistan on September 21, Hardik Pandya became India’s leading wicket-taker in Asia Cup T20Is and moved to 97 career T20I wickets, overtaking Yuzvendra Chahal for second among Indians.