Worst bowling spells of Jasprit Bumrah's T20I career: Top 10 runs conceded, wicketless matches and more records

Mayank Bande

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Jasprit Bumrah returned to T20I cricket action at the 2025 Asia Cup -- for the first time since India's victory at the 2024 T20 World Cup final.

In the first two matches after his return, Bumrah took 1/19 against UAE followed by a 2/28 effort against arch-rivals Pakistan to seal a spot in the Super Four stage of the competition. 

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However, in a rare occurrence, the Indian ace speedster went wicketless, conceding nine runs per over against Pakistan in the Super 4 clash on Sunday night in Dubai. It was an off day for one of the best bowlers in the world but his team managed to finish on the winning side, beating the Men in Green by 6 wickets.

In this article, TSN takes a look at the most expensive spells from the bowler in T20Is.

What are Jasprit Bumrah's most expensive spells in T20Is?

Bumrah's most expensive bowling spell came against Australia in Hyderabad during Australia's tour of India in 2022.

His wicketless spell against Pakistan in the Super Four clash became his joint-third most expensive spell in the format.

 

Bowling FiguresOpponentVenueYear
0/50AustraliaHyderabad2022
2/47West IndiesLauderhill2016
0/45New ZealandHamilton2020
0/45PakistanDubai2025
1/43AustraliaSydney2016
1/42West IndiesWankhede2016
1/39South AfricaCape Town2018
1/38Sri LankaColombo (RPS)2017
0/38AustraliaSydney2016
1/37New ZealandDelhi2016

Other notable records:

  • Bumrah's 0/45 vs Pakistan in Super Fours was the first time in 13 innings that he conceded more than 30 runs in an innings. The last instance was 0/50 in 2022.
  • In his 26 appearances across T20 World Cups and T20I Asia Cups, Bumrah has only conceded 40+ runs on only two occasions. The last time was in 2016 vs West Indies (1/42).
  • The 31-year-old has played three editions of Asia Cups previously. His 0/45 vs Pakistan in Dubai was the first instance, where he went wicketless.

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Mayank Bande

Mayank Bande has been a content producer at The Sporting News since 2023 and has extensive experience in cricket writing. His work has previously appeared on platforms like OneCricket and Last Word on Sports. Beyond cricket, Mayank closely follows football as an FC Barcelona supporter, along with tennis and Olympic sports. Despite holding a degree in Business Administration, he chose to pursue a career in sports, bringing sharp analysis to his writing as someone who once played cricket.