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Anil Kumble's Tweet As Ravichandran Ashwin Breaks His Records Is Absolute 'Class'

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Truly an asset for the Indian cricket team, Ravichandran Ashwin spun web around Australian batters on Day 2 of the 4th Test in Ahmedabad, bagging a whopping 6 wickets as the tourists were bundled out for 480 runs.

En route his 6-for, Ashwin went on to break two of Anil Kumble's records. As the cricketing world bowed down to Ashwin's magic, even Kumble took to Twitter to hail the Tamil Nadu-born off-spinner, posting a 'class' tweet.

With his 6-wicket haul against Australia, Ashwin became the leading wicket-taker (113) for India in the history of Border-Gavaskar Trophy, going past Kumble's tally of 111 scalps in this contest.

Ashwin also became the bowler with the most fifers in India, another record that was held by Kumble before. Not just that, Ashwin's performance also put him level with Nathan Lyon in the list of players with the most wickets in the series overall. "Well Bowled Ashwin, Class," tweeted Kumble, hailing the veteran spinner.

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