These three Indian players have got the title of ‘Man of the Series’ the most times in Tests, know
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IND vs NZ Test Series 2021: In the two-match Test series played between India (IND) and New Zealand (NZ), the performance of the bowlers of Team India was very good. Thanks to this, India defeated the visiting team 1-0 and won the series. Ravichandran Ashwin, who took the highest wicket in this series, was awarded the title of ‘Man of the Series’. Ashwin bowled brilliantly in both the matches and took the news of the batsmen of the opposing team fiercely. Due to his performance, the team came very close to victory in the first match, but in the end the match ended in a draw. Whereas in the second match, the team registered a big victory of 372 runs. Today we will tell you which players of India have won the most ‘Man of the Series’ titles in Test matches.
1. Ravichandran Ashwin
Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin is at the top of this list. Ashwin is the player to win the most ‘Man of the Series’ in Test cricket from India. Ashwin has won the title of ‘Man of the Series’ 9 times so far. He won the ‘Man of the Series’ title against New Zealand by taking 14 wickets in 2 matches. In this regard, he is far ahead of all other players.
2. Virender Sehwag
Virender Sehwag, the former explosive batsman of the Indian team, is at number two among the Indians who have won the most ‘Man of the Series’ title. He has made a unique record by hitting triple centuries twice in Test matches. Sehwag has a record of winning the title of ‘Man of the Series’ 5 times.
3. Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar, the world’s greatest cricketer, is the only batsman to score 100 centuries in Tests and ODIs. Sachin played 74 Test series between 1989 and 2013 and became ‘Man of the Series’ 5 times. Not only this, he made a record by winning the Indian team in all the matches.
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