Ishant Sharma

Indian cricketer and Test specialist

Ishant Sharma - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 2nd, 1988
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An Indian cricketer, recognized for contributions as a fast bowler. Made his international debut in 2007, showcasing skills in all formats, with a primary focus on Test cricket. Played an essential role in India's bowling lineup, especially in challenging conditions. Accumulated over 300 wickets in Test matches, contributing to significant victories, including triumphs in Australia and England. His ability to swing the ball and maintain pressure on opposing batsmen marked him as a key player throughout his career.

Claimed over 300 wickets in Test matches

Part of the Indian squad that won the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in 2020

Played for Delhi in domestic cricket

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