In a remarkable display of skill, Bangladesh all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz achieved his 100th wicket in the World Test Championship during a match against Australia. This milestone was reached at the Marrara Cricket Ground in Darwin, highlighting Miraz’s significant contribution to the team’s bowling lineup. His performance not only underscores his talent but also cements his place in the record books as a key player in international cricket.
His systematic dismantling of the middle and lower order continued as Carey edged a delivery to wicketkeeper Litton Das, Webster saw his stumps shattered, and captain Pat Cummins became the final victim of the morning when Shadman Islam caught him at short leg. Entering Exclusive Territory The dismissal of Cummins on the final ball of the 74th over marked a monumental achievement for Mehidy, officially securing his century of wickets in the World Test Championship. This milestone elevates him to become only the second bowler from Bangladesh, joining teammate Taijul Islam, to achieve the feat in the tournament’s history. The complete statistical breakdown for leading wicket takers for Bangladesh in the World Test Championship highlights their ongoing contributions:
Taijul Islam (2019–2026): 28 matches, 118 wickets, best innings of 7/116, best match of 10/184, 9 five wicket hauls, 1 ten wicket match. Mehidy Hasan Miraz (2019–2026): 32 matches, 100 wickets, best innings of 5/61, best match of 8/171, 3 five wicket hauls, 0 ten wicket matches. Hasan Mahmud (2024–2026): 11 matches, 41 wickets, best innings of 6/55, best match of 8/101, 3 five wicket hauls, 0 ten wicket matches. Taskin Ahmed (2021–2026): 13 matches, 41 wickets, best innings of 6/64, best match of 8/140, 1 five wicket haul, 0 ten wicket matches.
