I ndia's emphatic win in the 1st Test at Perth has rung alarm bells in the Australian dressing room and all the way to England, where former cricketers can't believe that the Auss

Bumrah’s spellbinding hauls of five for 30 and three for 42 helped him overtake Australia seamer Josh Hazlewood and South Africa's Kagiso Rabada to reach a career-best 883 rating points, the highest rating points tally ever by an India seam bowler.

Jasprit Bumrah became only the second bowler after Sydney Barnes in 1914 to have more than 150 wickets in Tests at an average of less than 20. Bumrah achieved the feat during a deadly spell on Day 3 of the series opener in Perth.

Team India secured a remarkable 295-run victory against Australia in the first Test in Perth, led by captain Jaspreet Bumrah, who took 3-42. Bumrah received widespread acclaim on social media for his outstanding performance.

India defied odds to defeat Australia by 295 runs in the Perth test, with Jasprit Bumrah's outstanding bowling and Virat Kohli's batting prowess leading the charge. Despite Travis Head's efforts, Australia was outperformed,

India displayed a kind of dominance that even full-strength teams rarely do in Australia, and that was largely because their stand-in captain didn't put a foot wrong