Top 7 fast bowlers who throw the most overs in Test cricket after 2020, 2 Indians in the list
Top 7 Test Pacers with Most Over Since 2020:
The 2025 Test series between England and India once again showed how hard the fast bowlers of the current round are bowling for a long time on the basis of hard work and fitness. In the same series, Indian fast bowler Mohammad Siraj made it to the special club of select bowlers who had thrown more than 1000 overs after 2020.
You must understand that long spells have an impact on the fitness of the players. An example of this is the England’s bridan cars, who withdrew their names from The Hundred 2025 to manage their workload after throwing 155 overs in just four Tests.
At this time, a golden phase of fast bowling is being seen in Test cricket. Many veteran bowlers are changing the results of the series for their team by bowling long. In this sequence, let’s know about seven fast bowlers who have thrown the most over after 2020.
These are the top 7 fast bowlers who have thrown the most overs in Test cricket after 2020
7. Stuart Broad – 1025.1 overs, 128 wickets
Stuart Broad took 1025.1 overs from 2020 to his retirement (Ashes 2023) and took 128 wickets. His last match at The Oval ground in the Ashes was memorable, but his biggest feature was the ability to put long and difficult spells, giving him the team victory several times.
6. Mohammad Siraj – 1069.5 overs, 123 wickets
Mohammad Siraj has threw 1069.5 overs from 2020 so far and has taken 123 wickets. Siraj’s rise was seen in Australia in the 2021/22 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. In the 2025 Test series against England, he appeared several times in the role of India’s main fast bowler and also helped the team draw a 2-2 series at The Oval.
5. Jaspreet Bumrah -1069.5 overs, 157 wickets
Jasprit Bumrah of India threw 1069.5 overs after 2020 and took 157 wickets. Bumrah has been continuously putting long and effective spell despite his unique bowling style and dangerous yorker injuries. His performance on Australia tour in 2024–25 was excellent.
4. Jems Anderson – 1246.4 overs, 127 wickets
England veteran James Anderson scored 1246.4 overs from 2020 and took 127 wickets. He showed amazing with his bowling even after the age of 40. Master Anderson, the master of control and movement, put a long -consecutive spell for England and made a big contribution to the team’s success.
3. Tim Southee – 1248 overs, 121 wickets
Former New Zealand captain Tim Southee threw 1248 overs from 2020 so far and took 121 wickets. He took the command of bowling after Trent Bolt was gradually out of Test cricket. He remained fatal in domestic swing conditions, but also performed effectively abroad.
2. Mitchell Starc – 1253.3 overs, 162 wickets
Mitchell Starc took 1253.3 overs after 2020 and took 162 wickets. He is a strike bowler of Australia, who becomes awe for opposition teams with a new ball and at the time of reverse swing. Especially in Pink Ball Test, his long and fast spell match turns out to the match.
1. Pat Cummins – 1270.4 overs, 170 wickets
Australian captain Pat Cummins has so far thrown 1270.4 overs since 2020 and has taken 170 wickets. Cummins, one of the most fit and trusted fast bowlers of the current era, played an important role in winning the 2023 World Test championships and retaining Ashes in England on the basis of his exact line-length, high speed and stamina.
