The year 2025 was a time when Indian bowlers excelled in all formats, producing remarkable performances for the Indian national team. From spin masters who spooked batters with a sharp turn, to pace spearheads pounding in crucial times the bowling attack of India was instrumental in a variety of victories. Here’s an analysis of some of the best five Indian bowlers who scored the most wickets during international cricket over the course of the year.
Kuldeep Yadav – Leading the Charts
On the list of bowlers to take the most wickets during 2025 for Indian Cricket Kuldeep Yadav, a left-handed spinner, holds the record for taking 60 wickets in all three Formats of the Game for India. Kuldeep, with his continued consistency and intimidation of all the greatest batters in World Cricket has set himself up as the best bowler for India across the board, not just for the limited overs. Kuldeep’s performance included taking critical wickets in Bilateral Series as well in major International Tournaments; this alone highlights the importance of the Spin Division in India.
Varun Chakravarthy – Mystery Spin at Its Best
Spinners who are not known as mystery spinners Varun Chakravarthy had a spirited season, taking 46 wickets. He is known for his inventive variations and precise patterns, Chakravarthy picked up regular breakthroughs for India especially when playing limited overs cricket. His skill in deceiving batters has helped him become one of the top bowlers of 2025.
Jasprit Bumrah – Lead Fast Bowling Force
The fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah was the next player on the list with his 45 wickets. While playing less matches than his rivals Bumrah always made his appearance worth the effort with his disciplined bowling and a big-match impact. His ability to make a mark at crucial moments made sure his place as India’s primary pacer throughout the entire year.
Mohammed Siraj – Impressive Impact
The pacer Mohammed Siraj matched Bumrah’s tally by taking 45 wickets, making him one of India’s top reliable fast bowlers in 2025. Siraj’s unstoppable speed and swing was particularly successful in foreign conditions and on pitches that were favourable and he was able to make vital dismissals to India.
Ravindra Jadeja – All-Format Contributor
All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja rounded out the top five with 37 wickets. Jadeja’s left arm spin gave the balance for India’s bowling team particularly when conditions favoured spin. His ability to spin tight overs and take crucial wickets was of great value in both the home and away series.
