Jasprit Bumrah bagged a five-wicket haul on the fourth day of the first Test against England. He bowled Stuart Broad with a swinging delivery and got Sam Curran caught at mid-on on consecutive deliveries to reach the milestone. He was on a hat-trick against James Anderson and delivered another tailing yorker; however, Anderson was up to the task with a solid defence.
He has taken six five-wicket hauls in Test cricket in only a 21-match long Test career.
Earlier, he had also bagged the biggest wicket of the day in England captain Joe Root who scored a marvellous century. He brought India back in the game with three quick wickets with the second new ball.
He had also taken the wicket of Zak Crawley and Dom Sibley early on in the day.
England were bowled out for 303 runs in their second innings and they have set a target of 209 runs for India to win the first Test and go 1-0 up in the five-match long series. They have set a stiff target on the back of a century from Root and valuable contributions from Curran, Sibley, Bairstow and Lawrence.
They were dismissed for 183 runs in the first innings and India replied with 278 in their first innings to take a lead of 95 runs.
The game has reached a stage where all three results are possible and if the weather will permit, it will have a cracking final day on Sunday at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.