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IND vs NZ Tests: Mohammed Siraj set to achieve new feat in format's history

Updated On: 14 November, 2026 03:35 PM IST | Sujay Shivalkar

Ahead of the two-match Test series against New Zealand, Team India's Mohammed Siraj is set to achieve a new feat. Here's all you need to know (Pics: File Pic)

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Mohammed Siraj (Pic: File Pic)
Mohammed Siraj (Pic: File Pic)
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Team India is set to lock horns with New Zealand in the two-match Test series. The first match is scheduled to be played from November 19 at the Basin Reserve in Wellington
Team India is set to lock horns with New Zealand in the two-match Test series. The first match is scheduled to be played from November 19 at the Basin Reserve in Wellington
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Ahead of the match, Team India's star pacer Mohammed Siraj is set to achieve a new feat
Ahead of the match, Team India's star pacer Mohammed Siraj is set to achieve a new feat
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The pacer is just six wickets shy of completing his tally of 150 scalps in the traditional format of the game
The pacer is just six wickets shy of completing his tally of 150 scalps in the traditional format of the game
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Currently, Siraj has 144 wickets in 48 Test matches for Team India. His best bowling figures in the format are six wickets for 15 runs
Currently, Siraj has 144 wickets in 48 Test matches for Team India. His best bowling figures in the format are six wickets for 15 runs
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Topping the list is legendary Team India's spinner Anil Kumble. Having played 132 Test matches, he claimed 619 wickets, with the career-best figures of 10 wickets for 74 runs
Topping the list is legendary Team India's spinner Anil Kumble. Having played 132 Test matches, he claimed 619 wickets, with the career-best figures of 10 wickets for 74 runs

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