All The 200-plus scores for India In ODIs: The ODI format has gone out of fashion in recent times with many questions being raised about the long-term future, with a great history behind it. And a reason behind the story of Team India in the history of ODI cricket. They have been part of some of the most historic moments in the format and are one of the most successful teams.



With this traditional white ball format, Team India has repeatedly given many legendary names to the cricket world. Players like Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohit_Sharma" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Rohit Sharma</a>, Yuvraj, etc have reached the pinnacle of ODI cricket at some point in their illustrious careers. They are one of the reasons for the popularity and success of this most extended white ball format of the game over the past few decades. Some of these cricketers mentioned above are the owners of some of the top individual scores scored by Indian batsmen in ODIs.



In this article, we will look at the players of the Indian team who have crossed the two-hundred mark.



<h2>200-plus Scores of Indian Players in ODIs</h2>



In the history of ODI cricket, the 200 runs mark has been crossed as many as 5 times by Indian batsmen. Let's go one by one:



<ul><li>1- Rohit Sharma ? 264 (173) vs Sri Lanka</li></ul>



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RO"HITMAN" Sharma continues to top the charts even after 8 years of scoring a sensational 264 against Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens on 13th November 2014. In his scintillating innings, Rohit hit 42 boundaries, 9 of which were maximum. This took Sri Lanka out of the game completely as India posted 404/5 in their allotted 50 overs. The visitors could only manage 251 runs in their response and India comfortably won the game by 153 runs. The coveted 264 is by far the highest individual score in ODI innings by any opener.



<ul><li>2- Virender Sehwag ? 219 (149) vs West Indies</li></ul>



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Virender Sehwag on 8th December 2011 achieved the distinction of scoring the most individual runs in an innings while captaining his team in ODIs. India's flamboyant right-handed opener scored 219 runs in just 149 balls. He is the second to score a double century in ODI cricket after Sachin Tendulkar. His incredible innings included 7 sixes and 25 fours (the joint-second most in an ODI inning) and entertained a packed crowd at the Holkar Stadium in Indore.



With this brilliant effort from Sehwag, India scored 418 runs and defeated the Windies by 153 runs.



<ul><li>3- Rohit Sharma ? 209 (158) vs Australia</li></ul>



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On 2 November 2013, an inclement weather evening at the Bangalore Chinnaswamy Stadium, we witnessed the making of a great opener in white ball cricket. Although Rohit played several matches before this, he was not as consistent and 209 of 158 put him on the map as a leading opener in world cricket. This was his first double century. Since then, there has been no looking back for Rohit "Hitman" Sharma. He hit 16 sixes in his career-defining innings of 209 runs.



India posted a mammoth 383/6 against a champion Australian team and bundled out the Aussies for 326 to win the game by 57 runs and the series by 4-2.



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<ul><li>4- Rohit Sharma ? 208* (153) vs Sri Lanka</li></ul>



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Same rival, and same name again. Rohit Sharma makes another entrant to this list and hopefully, this will not be the last. After a forgettable defeat in the last ODI as captain, Rohit scored his third double-century so far in ODIs. His scintillating knock of 208 not out included 12 sixes and helped India post 392 runs on the board in 50 overs.



India won the game by 141 runs after restricting Sri Lanka to 251 runs with the loss of 8 wickets and later won the series against the island nation, Sri Lanka, as a captain.



<ul><li>5- Sachin Tendulkar ? 200* (147) vs South Africa</li></ul>



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24th February 2010, a very special date of ODI cricket. For almost 4 decades, not a single double-century was scored in ODI cricket. Pakistan's Saeed Anwar and Zimbabwe's Charles Coventry came close to this record by scoring 194 runs. And it was India's batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar who paved the way for seven more double centuries in ODIs in the last decade.



"Master Blaster" Sachin played a very miraculous and brilliant inning of 200* against a world-class South African attack in Gwalior and the "first such innings" included 25 fours as India scored 401/3. After this, the hosts won the match by a huge margin of 153 runs.



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All The 200+ Scores of Indian Players in ODIs

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Shubman Gill's excellence rained records: Shubman Gill, the Indian opener, scored a double hundred, becoming the fifth Indian and the youngest player ever to do so. On Wednesday, during the first ODI of IND vs NZ at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, Shubman Gill scored 208 runs off just 149 balls to become the fastest Indian to reach 1000 ODI runs.



In the first ODI of Ind vs NZ, Gill made and broke a lot of records. He became the fastest Indian and second fastest in the world to reach 1000 runs. He also became the fifth Indian to score 200 in an ODI following Sachin Tendulkar, Virendra Sehwag, Rohit Sharma, and Ishan Kishan. And lastly, he became the youngest player to score a double ton. Let's discuss all of them one by one:



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<h2>Shubman Gill reached 1000 runs</h2>



In his 19th inning, Gill reached 106 to surpass the threshold. Gill became the quickest Indian and joint-second fastest man to accomplish the feat, passing Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan (24 innings). While falling short of Fakhar Zaman's record of fastest to 1000 ODI runs in 18 innings, he matched Iman-ul-Haq to achieve the milestone in 19 innings.



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During the three-match series against South Africa in October, Shubman Gill became the first Indian to reach 500 runs in One-Day Internationals in the fastest time possible. To break the record, he took ten innings. Janneman Malan of South Africa currently owns the record after just seven innings.



<h2>Shubman Gill?s 200</h2>



Shubman Gill blasted his first double-century off just 145 balls. He was the fifth Indian cricketer to surpass the milestone, and his innings was studded with 8 gigantic sixes and 19 boundaries. The record had previously been achieved by Ishan Kishan, Virender Sehwag, Rohit Sharma, and Sachin Tendulkar. In addition, he broke Kishan's record for the youngest cricketer to score a double century in one-day internationals.



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The young player gave a near-perfect performance against the New Zealand bowlers, appearing to be entirely in control. With Rohit, he put together a reliable 50-run partnership for the first wicket, and even when <a href="https://www.espncricinfo.com/player/rohit-sharma-34102" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Rohit</a> was out, Gill continued to bat with little apparent discomfort on the even-bouncing pitch.



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IND vs NZ: Shubman Gill struck 200, becomes the fastest Indian to reach 1000 ODI runs, 2nd fastest in the World | 208 for Shubman Gill

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On 9th February 2025, a football match was played between Barcelona and Sevilla, in which Barcelona registered a dominant victory and won the game very easily in this big football match. This game was very exciting, and many goals were also scored in it, with some tough moments also seen. 
So, if you people have not been able to see this entire match and want to see SEV vs BAR Highlights, then today's article is going to be important for you. Let's start the current article and see the full highlights of the game.
<h2 dir="ltr">SEV vs BAR Highlights Today</h2>
When the match had started, no goal was scored for seven minutes. In the 7th minute, Barcelona’s player Robert scored the first goal for his team. This goal came due to Sevilla's mistake, and Robert took advantage of this and successfully registered the first goal for his team.
Sevilla's team was not disappointed at all by this; they did not give up. Their player Ruben scored the first goal for his team, and after this goal, the audience got very excited. It seemed that this match was going to be very close because players of both teams had registered one goal each for their respective teams.
<h2 dir="ltr">SEV vs BAR Highlights: How It Turned Into A Dominant Victory</h2>
The match kept going, and after seeing one goal from the opponent's team, the players of Barcelona became stronger by taking the lead. Barcelona's player Fermin Lopez gave a very good performance and scored two goals. 
This match was looking very tough in the beginning, but as Barcelona's team started playing well, the match completely turned one-sided. Barcelona's player Raphinha added one more goal for his team, and now the score had reached 3-1.
<h2 dir="ltr">The Red Card Drama</h2>
Barcelona was performing very well, but they had to face some problems here. In the 60th minute, Fermin Lopez made a bad tackle, and because of this, the referee gave him a red card. This meant that he had to leave the game midway, and now Barcelona had only ten players left on the field.
Despite having one player less, Barcelona did not give up at all. In the 89th minute, one more player of theirs scored another goal, and now the score had become 4-1. 
Barcelona fans were very happy and were enjoying their victory. After the match was completed, the coach of the team was also very proud of them, and despite having one player less, they had now become the champions. 
This match and this victory are very important for them. Now they are well prepared to play the match with Real Madrid in the league, and if they keep winning like this, then they can also become the champions of the entire tournament.

On 9th February 2025, a football match was played between Barcelona and Sevilla, in which Barcelona registered a dominant victory and won the game very easily in this big football match.

SEV vs BAR Highlights : Barcelona Secures Victory, A Game Full of Action

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ICC announces the list of The Champions Trophy for 2025. It is all set to kickstart on the 19th of February with Pakistan taking on New Zealand in the series opener. 
This marks the first of 12 group-stage matches across Pakistan and Dubai as the Champions Trophy returns after an eight-year break.
Below is the full list of match officials for the group stage:
Pakistan v New Zealand, 19 February – Karachi
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Richard Kettleborough and Sharfuddoula Ibne Shahid</li>
<li>TV umpire: Joel Wilson</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Alex Wharf</li>
<li>Referee: Andrew Pycroft</li>
</ul>
Bangladesh v India, 20 February – Dubai
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Adrian Holdstock and Paul Reiffel</li>
<li>TV umpire: Richard Illingworth</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Michael Gough</li>
<li>Referee: David Boon</li>
</ul>
Afghanistan v South Africa, 21 February – Karachi
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Alex Wharf and Rodney Tucker</li>
<li>TV umpire: Richard Kettleborough</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Sharfuddoula Ibne Shahid</li>
<li>Referee: Ranjan Madugalle</li>
</ul>
Australia v England, 22 February – Lahore
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Joel Wilson and Chris Gaffaney</li>
<li>TV umpire: Kumar Dharmasena</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Ahsan Raza</li>
<li>Referee: Andrew Pycroft</li>
</ul>
Pakistan v India, 23 February – Dubai
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Paul Reiffel and Richard Illingworth</li>
<li>TV umpire: Michael Gough</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Adrian Holdstock</li>
<li>Referee: David Boon</li>
</ul>
Bangladesh v New Zealand, 24 February – Rawalpindi
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Ahsan Raza and Kumar Dharmasena</li>
<li>TV umpire: Rodney Tucker</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Joel Wilson</li>
<li>Referee: Ranjan Madugalle</li>
</ul>
Australia v South Africa, 25 February – Rawalpindi
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Richard Kettleborough and Chris Gaffaney</li>
<li>TV umpire: Alex Wharf</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Kumar Dharmasena</li>
<li>Referee: Andrew Pycroft</li>
</ul>
Afghanistan v England, 26 February – Lahore
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Sharfuddoula Ibne Shahid and Joel Wilson</li>
<li>TV umpire: Ahsan Raza</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Rodney Tucker</li>
<li>Referee: Ranjan Madugalle</li>
</ul>
Pakistan v Bangladesh, 27 February – Rawalpindi
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Michael Gough and Adrian Holdstock</li>
<li>TV umpire: Paul Reiffel</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Richard Illingworth</li>
<li>Referee: David Boon</li>
</ul>
Afghanistan v Australia, 28 February – Lahore
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Alex Wharf and Kumar Dharmasena</li>
<li>TV umpire: Chris Gaffaney</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Richard Kettleborough</li>
<li>Referee: Andrew Pycroft</li>
</ul>
South Africa v England, 1 March – Karachi
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Rodney Tucker and Ahsan Raza</li>
<li>TV umpire: Sharfuddoula Ibne Shahid</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Joel Wilson</li>
<li>Referee: Ranjan Madugalle</li>
</ul>
New Zealand v India, 2 March – Dubai
<ul>
<li>On-field umpires: Michael Gough and Richard Illingworth</li>
<li>TV umpire: Adrian Holdstock</li>
<li>Fourth umpire: Paul Reiffel</li>
<li>Referee: David Boon</li>
</ul>

ICC Announces Match Officials for Champions Trophy 2025

It was a surprising turn by BCCI, that Richard Kettleborough will not be officiating any group-stage match of India in the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025.

Here are the details of match officials for the high-profile encounter between India and Pakistan in Champions Trophy

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In what comes as a shock to many, Team India, under the leadership of Rohit Sharma, are unlikely to take part in any of the Champions Trophy 2025 warm-up games, the Indian Media reported on Monday, 10th February. 
According to the report of Geo News, the Indian team, who are currently engaged in a white ball bilateral series event versus England, will depart for Dubai on the 15th of February, where they are scheduled to play all of their Champions Trophy 2025 matches.The news report further suggested that the 2013 winners will not be playing any warm-up games before the commencement of the eight-team tournament. 
This development comes two weeks after it was reported that the Men in Blue would play at least one warm-up contest versus the United Araba Emirates (UAE) or Bangladesh (BAN) in the city of Dubai but now that plan has reportedly been discarded. 
The 2025 edition of the tournament, comprising of a total of 15 games, will commence from 19th February and it will culminate on 9th March. This mega event of this year will be played across three venues of Pakistan - Lahore, Karachi &amp; Rawalpindi and in Dubai for Team India. 
Rohit Sharma &amp; his men will kick off their Champions Trophy campaign on 20th of February as they will be locking horns versus Asian-Rivals Bangladesh at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium of Dubai. Following the conclusion of this match, the Men in Blue will then take on Fierce-Rivals Pakistan in a highly energetic &amp; mega hit contest, scheduled to take place on the 23rd of February at the same stadium. 
Their group-stage phase will come to an end with the conclusion of their final match versus the Blackcaps in Dubai on the 2nd of March. 
<h2>Team India are sweating over the fitness of Jasprit Bumrah</h2>
The Indian team have already unveiled their 15-player squad for ICC's Champions Trophy 2025 tournament in January but the availability of elite seamer Jasprit Bumrah is uncertain as he continues to recover from the back-injury he suffered versus Australia. 
As per the latest update of the Indian media, the final call regarding his place in the team is slated to be taken tomorrow i.e on 11th of February, the deadline date for the submission of the final &amp; confirmed Champions Trophy squads to the ICC. 
Bumrah is a key part of the Indian Team and the fans would want him to be completely fit for the Champions Trophy. 
<h2>Team India's Champions Trophy 2025 squad</h2>
Rohit Sharma (Captain), KL Rahul (WK), Shubman Gill (Vice-captain), Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya, Shreyas Iyer, Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Jasprit Bumrah, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, Mohammad Shami, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja &amp; Yashasvi Jaiswal. 
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The Men's Champions Trophy (L) and Rohit Sharma & Virat Kohli of Team India | Image Credits: Getty Images

In what comes as shock to many, the Indian Cricket Team are unlikely to take part in the warm-up matches ahead of Champions Trophy 2025. This decision may go on to backfire the Rohit Sharma-led Team

Rohit Sharma-led Team India are reportedly not going to participate in the Champions Trophy 2025 warm-up matches, a decision might go on to hurt them

Rohit Sharma-led Team India will not take part in the Champions Trophy 2025 warm-up matches - Report

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The iconic National Cricket Stadium of Karachi is all set and ready to hosts the matches of ICC's Champions Trophy 2025 tournament. Mohsin Naqvi, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) personally oversaw the renovation progress and thanks to the hardwork &amp; dedication of the workers, the Stadium renovation has been completed in a span of 4 months. 
The official inauguration of the Cricket Stadium in Karachi is slated to be held tomorrow i.e 11th of February in the evening period and a grand opening ceremony has been planned by the PCB. Famous Pakistani singers Shafqat Amanat Ali &amp; Sahir Ali Bagga will be seen performing in the ceremony and they will be entertaining the crowd with their singing talent.
An eye catching fireworks display along with a light show are also planned to feature in the event. Fans can enter the stadium free of cost in order to attend the grand opening ceremony. 
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"The renovation work at the National Stadium of Karachi commenced on the 28th of September last year and thanks to the blessings of God, the project got completed by the 31st of January. The Pavillion building of the stadium was demolished completely and and it has been rebuilt with a fresh look and state of the art facilities. Also, new sitting chairs have been installed in the stands," Mohsin Naqvi said. 
"Mordern scoreboards, new LED lights and new grills have also been added while the fences across the stadium have been removed in order to ensure a better viewing experience for the supporters. Renovation work on the hospitality boxes have been conductrd and a new pedestrian walking bridge along with a brand new ring-road have also be built," he added.
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The PCB chairman also praised the hard work done by the workers involved in renovating the stadium, highlighting the efforts of the PCB team and Frontier Works Organization (FWO). He acknowledged their vigorous efforts in completing the renovation work before the commencement of the Champions Trophy. 
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"We have added top notch facilities for both the players and the fans. For the Champions Trophy participating teams, we will be giving our best to provide the best possible facilities to the players," he said.
</blockquote>
The inauguration of the stadium comes days after Pakistan's prime minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurated the Gaddafi Stadium of Lahore which underwent massive renovations as well. The PCB had commenced the major upgradation project of the two venues last year owing to the forthcoming 2025 Champions Trophy whose matches are slated to be played at these two stadiums along with Rawalpindi's Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. 
The Gaddafi Stadium of Karachi is slated to play host to it's very first Champions Trophy clash on the 22nd of February as Ashes Rivals Australia &amp; England will be taking on each other. 
The marquee ICC event of this year, comprising of 15 encounters, is set to commence from the 19th of February onwards with the all-important Final taking place on the 9th of March. All the 8 participating teams are divided into two groups of four sides each, with Group-A comprising of India, Bangladesh, Pakistan &amp; New Zealand, while Group-B consists of England, Afghanistan, South Africa &amp; Australia. 
Pakistan will be hosting a total of 10 Champions Trophy 2025 matches, while four games, including all three of Team India's group-stage fixtures and the first semi-final will be played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium of Dubai. 
The trophy-deciding clash of the eight team tournament is scheduled to take place at the Gaddafi Stadium of Lahore but if the Men in Blue successfully qualify for the final, then it will be played in Dubai. 
Furthermore, the Gaddafi Stadium (Lahore) and the National Cricket Stadium (Karachi) are also currently playing hosts to the Triangular series matches between New Zealand, South Africa &amp; Pakistan. The bilateral event commenced on the 8th of February and it culminates on 14th February. 
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An aerial view of Karachi's National Cricket Stadium of Karachi | Image Credits: AP

The renovation work of the National Cricket Stadium of Karachi concluded recently and the stadium is now ready to play host to the Champions Trophy 2025 matches. Also, the inauguration of the stadium will be conducted tomorrow in the evening

The brand new renovated National Cricket Stadium of Karachi is set to be inaugurated on the 11th of February by the PCB ahead of Champions Trophy 2025 and it's now completely ready with brand new state of the art facilities to hosts matches

Renovated National Stadium of Karachi set to be inaugurated on 11th February ahead of Champions Trophy 2025

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Bowling has never been the seemingly positive point on the Indian soil, as the pacers often have picked many more wickets in overseas conditions, like the tracks of Australia and England, which helped bowlers with uneven bounce and lateral movement. 
Playing strategically has helped players on sub-continent tracks, as the record of spinners on Indian tracks seems better than anywhere in the world. Likes of several great spinners like <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harbhajan_Singh">Harbhajan Singh</a>, Anil Kumble, Ravi Ashwin, and Ravindra Jadeja feature on our list of most wickets for India on Indian soil; however, legendary paceman<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapil_Dev"> Kapil Dev</a> is the only fast bowler in the list. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Top 5 Indian bowlers with the most wickets on Indian soil</h2>
<h3 dir="ltr">1. Anil Kumble</h3>
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Anil Kumble is the highest wicket-taker for India in both Tests and ODIs (Image Credit: X)
The legendary leggie from the Indian sub-continent, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anil_Kumble">Anil Kumble</a>, is India’s highest wicket-taker to date, and the legend is also the fourth-highest wicket-getter in the history of the game with both Test and ODI formats combined. 
Kumble has picked 956 wickets for India across formats, of which 476 wickets were picked on Indian soil. Most of his wickets came in the red-ball format, where he picked up 350 wickets in India and also amassed 126 wickets in the ODI format as well. 
<h3 dir="ltr">2. Ravi Ashwin </h3>
Recently retired legendary Indian spinner Ravi Ashwin was a fearsome bowler, as no overseas batter ever dared to overpower him in Indian conditions. The off-spinner was widely known for his variety and gained considerable success in overseas contests as well. 
Ashwin went on to pick 475 wickets on home soil, with 383 of them coming in Test cricket and 70 in ODIs, with 22 wickets in the T20 format as well. 
<h3 dir="ltr">3. Harbhajan Singh </h3>
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Harbhajan Singh -The Turbanatar (Image Credit: X)
Singh, often called the Turbanatar, was considered one of the greatest to have played for India, especially under home conditions. Bhajji picked 376 on home soil, with 265 test wickets, 110 ODI wickets, and a wicket in T20I on home soil. 
His debut Border-Gavaskar Trophy back in 2001 marked a stunning rise of the great spinner for India. 
<h3 dir="ltr">4. Ravindra Jadeja </h3>
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Ravindra Jadeja with 600+ wickets for India (Image Credit: X)
Here comes probably the finest bowling all-rounder from India. After Kapil Dev and <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuvraj_Singh">Yuvraj Singh</a>, Ravindra Jadeja is often denoted as India’s best-ever all-rounder across formats. 
Jadeja has picked up 603 international wickets, while he also has 6000+ international runs on his bat as well. Jadeja has picked 369 wickets on home soil, with 238 in red-ball cricket, 117 ODI wickets, and 14 wickets in T20 format in India.
<h3 dir="ltr">5. Kapil Dev </h3>
One of India’s first yet best Indian pacers, Kapil Dev, the first World Cup-winning skipper, was India’s most successful bowler until Kumble surpassed him after almost 2 decades of his supremacy.
Kapil Dev picked 319 wickets at home, of which 219 were in the Test format and 100 wickets came in the limited-overs format in the sub-continent. 
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Ravindra Jadeja enrols himself among the elite lists of Indian bowlers with the most wickets on home soil

Indian spin all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has emerged among bowlers with the most wickets for India on home soil.

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