Indian fast bowlers bagged 95 wickets between themselves in 2019 at a record average of 15.16 hence capping off their best calendar-year performance.

Umesh picked 23 wickets in the four Tests he played in 2019 which took his tally to 34 wickets in his last six Test matches in India. 

Yadav was dropped from India's Test squad ahead of the home series against South Africa but got a lucky break back into the side after Jasprit Bumrah picked up an injury.

Virat Kohli remains only three points behind Steve Smith at second place in the latest ICC Rankings.

Jasprit Bumrah, Umesh Yadav, Ishant Sharma and Mohammed Shami picked 95 wickets between themselves in 2019 at an average of 15.16 and a strike rate of 31.06.

Umesh Yadav finished with a match haul of 8/81, which included a five-wicket haul in the second innings, to set up India's innings and 46-run win in their first-ever day-night Test against Bangladesh on Sunday.

Here are all the key stats from day 3 of the day-night Test...

Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav and Mohammed Shami combined to pick 16 wickets in the Eden Gardens Test.

The Indian pacers have been the highlight of the team’s home campaign in ICC World Test Championship, picking 40 wickets in four Tests.

The pacers are expected to play a big role in the upcoming Test against Bangladesh, as they normally do when the pink ball is new.

The Indian quicks' unmatched success in the campaign stands as the primary reason behind the team's unprecedented run. 

India vs Bangladesh 1st Test Live Score: India's unprecedented home run continues as they defeat Bangladesh by an innings and 130 runs in the opener.

Jasprit Bumrah may have been absent from the Indian pace attack, but Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav stepped up and put out a remarkable performance against South Africa.

Replying to India's 497/9d, South Africa were bundled out for 162 in the first innings and after Day 3 were tottering at 132/8 following on.  

Earlier on Day 3, Elgar was hit by a nasty bouncer by Indian pacer Umesh Yadav on the helmet in the 10th over of second innings before Tea.

Dean Elgar was retired hurt after he was struck on the helmet during the third day of the final Test.

Coming to bat at No.9, Umesh scored 31 runs in 10 balls laced with five sixes.

Play was called off early yet again after bad light forced the player's to go off the field as South Africa ended day two on 9/2, trailing India by 488 runs.

Umesh slammed debutant George Linde to five humongous maximums in his 31-run knock off just 10 balls.

Umesh savoured a six-wicket match-haul in India's big win in the second Test but he knows that it's not a great position to be the fourth choice pacer in the side when Jasprit Bumrah is available.