Jason Holder completes 100 wickets in T20Is: Decoding his stats
What's the story
West Indies cricket team's Jason Holder claimed three wickets for 30 runs in Match 2 of the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 on Saturday. The match against Scotland at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata saw West Indies clinch a 35-run victory. Chasing 183 runs, Scotland perished for 147. Holder etched his name in West Indies' T20I history books by completing 100 scalps.
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Three wickets for Holder
Introduced in the 2nd over, opener Michael Jones was dismissed by Holder. In the 14th over, Holder got his 2nd scalp and completed 100 wickets by getting Richie Berrington for 42 runs. Mark Watt was Holder's final wicket (19th over).
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Holder races to 101 scalps
Playing his 90th T20I, Holder now owns 101 scalps from 86 innings at 27.17. In addition to four four-fers, he also owns a fifer. Holder is now the 35th bowler in T20Is to complete 100 scalps. As per ESPNcricinfo, Holder has 9 wickets in the T20 World Cup from 7 matches at 18.22.
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6th bowler with this record
Holder is now the sixth bowler to claim 100 wickets in each format in Men's internationals. He joined the likes of Lasith Malinga, Tim Southee, Shakib Al Hasan, Shaheen Afridi, and Jasprit Bumrah.
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358 scalps overall in T20 cricket
Holder has raced to 358 scalps in T20 cricket from 336 matches (329 innings) at an average of 26.85. He owns one five-wicket haul and 11 four-fers.