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Top 5 Bowlers Who Have Taken Highest Wicket In Test Cricket In 2023 So Far

by Himanshu Singh
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The competition for the title of the leading wicket-taker in 2023 has been nothing short of exhilarating, as both cricket legends and emerging talents have showcased remarkable performances in Test cricket. Let’s deep dive into the detailed performances of the top five highest wicket-takers in Test cricket for 2023 till now.

Top 5 Highest Wicket Takers In Test Cricket In 2023:

1. Ravichandran Ashwin – 40 wickets

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Ravichandran Ashwin. Photo – Twitter

At the forefront is India’s spin wizard and veteran off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who has achieved a remarkable feat of capturing 40 wickets with an astonishing average of 16.42. Ashwin’s command over spin bowling, combined with his strategic mindset while on the pitch, has transformed him into a formidable challenge for opposing batsmen. His knack for anticipating the batsman’s intentions and employing shrewd tactics has truly been exceptional. Notably, Ashwin’s standout displays in crucial series, even under demanding conditions abroad, firmly establish him as one of the finest spin bowlers of his era.

 2. Nathan Lyon – 38 wickets

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Nathan Lyon, the off-spin magician from Australia, holds the second position on the wicket-takers list with an impressive 38 wickets, maintaining an average of 24.63. Lyon’s knack for generating spin and bounce even from seemingly unresponsive pitches has left many batsmen puzzled. His skillful variations and strategic utilization of the crease have stood out as remarkable aspects of his bowling technique. Lyon’s significance in Australia’s bowling lineup has been particularly prominent this year, notably during the Ashes series, where his contributions played a pivotal role in Australia’s achievements.

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Nathan Lyon. Photo – Twitter

3. Stuart Broad – 38 wickets

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Stuart Broad. Photo – Twitter

Securing the third spot is none other than England’s seasoned campaigner, Stuart Broad, who claimed an impressive 38 wickets with an average of 26.28. Renowned as one of the finest red-ball bowlers, Broad decided to bid adieu to the cricketing arena after the conclusion of the fifth Ashes Test.

Broad’s invaluable attributes include his extensive experience and his remarkable ability to deliver swinging balls at a remarkable pace. His proficiency in dismantling significant partnerships and capturing crucial wickets during pivotal moments has been a pivotal asset for the England team. Particularly in the Ashes series, Broad’s performance has stood out distinctly. His unwavering growth as a bowler, despite his numerous years in the game, underscores his unwavering commitment and exceptional skill.

 4. Ravindra Jadeja – 33 wickets

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Ravindra Jadeja. Photo – Google

Ravindra Jadeja, the experienced Indian cricketer, has secured the fourth position by taking 33 wickets with an impressive average of 19.39. Recognized for his precise left-arm spin, Jadeja has demonstrated his ability to adjust his game according to various pitches and conditions. His consistent accuracy in line and length has rendered him a challenging bowler to face for opponents. 

Jadeja’s remarkable displays on the field have not only contributed to India’s victories in crucial matches but have also firmly established his stature as one of the foremost all-rounders in the contemporary cricket landscape.

5. Prabath Jayasuriya – 30 wickets

Prabath Jayasuriya has 30 wickets in Test Cricket in 2023
Prabath Jayasuriya. Photo – Google

In the realm of Test cricket this year, Prabath Jayasuriya from Sri Lanka has truly stood out as a formidable presence, securing an impressive tally of 30 Test wickets. His bowling average of 32.96 highlights his remarkable reliability and steady performance. Jayasuriya’s rise has effectively equipped Sri Lanka with a trustworthy bowling asset, and his valuable contributions have played a pivotal role in several closely contested matches for the Sri Lankan team.

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