Mohammed Siraj led the Indian Pace Attack Against England.
Top 5 Wicket takers in India vs England Test Series 2025
The 2025 edition of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy proved to be a thrilling spectacle, with India and England locking horns in a five-match Test series filled with momentum shifts, individual brilliance, and world-class performances. While batters made their mark, it was the bowlers who turned games on their head with game-changing spells. As the series concluded, 3 Indian fast bowler get place in the top 5 wicket takers in this series against England. Today this series closed at draw with 2-2 result.
Here’s a look at the top five wicket-takers in the series, who consistently rose to the occasion and delivered for their sides.
1. Mohammed Siraj (India)
- Matches: 5 | Overs: 185.3 | Maidens: 26 | Runs: 746 | Wickets: 23
- Best Bowling: 6/70 | Average: 32.43 | Strike Rate: 48.39 | Economy: 4.02
India’s pace spearhead Mohammed Siraj emerged as the most successful bowler of the series. Leading from the front, Mohammed Siraj picked up 23 wickets in 5 Tests(9 innings), consistently giving India the early breakthroughs and striking with the old ball. His best performance came with a scintillating 6/70, breaking the backbone of England’s middle order. Despite a slightly high economy rate, Mohmmed Siraj’s ability to take key wickets made him the standout bowler.
2. Josh Tongue (England)
- Matches: 3 | Overs: 127.0 | Maidens: 14 | Runs: 552 | Wickets: 19
- Best Bowling: 5/125 | Average: 29.05 | Strike Rate: 40.1 | Economy: 4.34
Young English fast bowler Josh Tongue turned heads with his raw pace and disciplined line and length. Playing only 3 matches, he scalped 19 wickets, showcasing great consistency throughout the series. His best figures of 5/125 highlighted his potential to lead England’s pace attack in the future. Josh Tongue’s average and strike rate were among the best in the series, making him a bright spot for England.
3. Ben Stokes (England)
- Matches: 4 | Overs: 140.0 | Maidens: 18 | Runs: 429 | Wickets: 17
- Best Bowling: 5/72 | Average: 25.23 | Strike Rate: 49.41 | Economy: 3.06
Captain Ben Stokes proved once again why he is among the top all-rounders in world cricket. While his batting contributions were solid, it was his bowling that made a difference on multiple occasions. Stokes claimed 17 wickets with best figures of 5/72, often breaking partnerships just when India threatened to run away with the game. His leadership and game sense reflected in how he used himself as a bowler in pressure situations.
4. Jasprit Bumrah (India)
- Matches: 3 | Overs: 119.4 | Maidens: 21 | Runs: 364 | Wickets: 14
- Best Bowling: 5/74 | Average: 26.00 | Strike Rate: 51.28 | Economy: 3.04
India’s pace master Jasprit Bumrah was once again clinical with the ball. His 14 wickets came at a superb average of 26.00 and a tight economy rate of 3.04. Jasprit Bumrah bowled long and accurate spells, building pressure and often bowling in the toughest phases of the game. His ability to control the run flow allowed other bowlers to strike from the opposite end.
5. Prasidh Krishna (India)
- Matches: 3 | Overs: 105 | Maidens: 7 | Runs: 519 | Wickets: 14
- Best Bowling: 4/62 | Average: 37.07 | Strike Rate: 45.00 | Economy: 4.94
Making his mark in his first major Test series, Prasidh Krishna added depth to India’s pace attack. With 14wickets, Prasidh bowled with good rhythm and bounce. Though slightly expensive, his ability to strike at key moments—especially with his best effort of 4/62—proved valuable. He showed signs of becoming a long-term Test prospect for India with his aggressive approach and ability to generate pace off the surface.
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Source: ESPNCricinfo