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Jasprit Bamrah made a new history in 35 balls, becoming the first Indian player to achieve this feat.
On the second day of the second Test match between India and the West Indies, Jasprit Bumrah completely obliterated the hosts. On the second day, Bombra took six for 16. He has also become the third Indian to take a hat-trick in Test cricket. At the same time they have crossed another milestone. In reply to India's first innings 416 runs, the West Indies lost their five wickets in 22 overs in 12.5 overs and the first five wickets were named after the batsman. For the fifth time in Test cricket, he joined the five-wicket club.
In his sixth over, Bumrah made history by dismissing opener Craig Brathwaite at 10 runs. He is the first Indian fast bowler to join the fastest five-wicket club. He resorted to only 5.5 and 35 balls to take five wickets.

Bomrah had previously taken a hat-trick in his fourth over. They made Drain Bravo, Shamara Brooks and Rustin Cheese their victims. He had also taken John Campbell's wicket before.

After taking Campbell's wicket, Bamara gave several successive blows to the host team. They caught Bravo at KL Rahul's second slip, then Brooks lbw out, and then his next ball hit Ruston's pads, but the umpire did not give up. But Indian captain Kohli took the review, which turned out to be correct.

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