Performing at the historic Lord’s Cricket Ground is always a special achievement for any cricketer. But getting your name etched on the Lord’s Honours Board is considered one of the greatest milestones in a player’s career.

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah earned this rare honor during the ongoing third Test against England by picking up a brilliant five-wicket haul. With this feat, Bumrah’s name will now be permanently inscribed on the prestigious board.

27 Indians Now Feature on Honours Board

Jasprit Bumrah took 5 wickets for 74 runs in England’s first innings, registering the 15th five-wicket haul of his Test career.

With this performance, Bumrah becomes the 27th Indian cricketer to have his name added to the board. Among them are 12 Indian batters who scored centuries at Lord’s and 15 Indian bowlers who claimed five-wicket hauls or more.

Here’s a look at the full list of Indian legends whose performances have earned them this iconic recognition:

Vinoo Mankad – 184, 1952

Dilip Vengsarkar – 103, 1979

Gundappa Viswanath – 113, 1979

Dilip Vengsarkar – 157, 1982

Dilip Vengsarkar – 126*, 1986

Ravi Shastri – 100, 1990

Mohammad Azharuddin – 121, 1990

Sourav Ganguly – 131, 1996

Ajit Agarkar – 109*, 2002

Rahul Dravid – 103*, 2011

Ajinkya Rahane – 103, 2014

KL Rahul – 129, 2021

Mohammad Nissar – 5/93, 1932

Amar Singh – 6/35, 1936

Lala Amarnath – 5/118, 1946

Vinoo Mankad – 5/196, 1952

Ramakant Desai – 6/89, 1959

Bhagwat Chandrasekhar – 5/127, 1967

Bishan Singh Bedi – 6/226, 1974

Kapil Dev – 5/125, 1979

Chetan Sharma – 5/64, 1986

Venkatesh Prasad – 5/76, 1996

RP Singh – 5/59, 2007

Praveen Kumar – 5/106, 2011

Bhuvneshwar Kumar – 6/82, 2014

Ishant Sharma – 7/74, 2014

Jasprit Bumrah – 5/74, 2025

Ramakant Desai – 6/89, 1959

Bhagwat Chandrasekhar – 5/127, 1967

Bishan Singh Bedi – 6/226, 1974

Kapil Dev – 5/125, 1979

Chetan Sharma – 5/64, 1986

Venkatesh Prasad – 5/76, 1996

RP Singh – 5/59, 2007

Praveen Kumar – 5/106, 2011

Bhuvneshwar Kumar – 6/82, 2014

Ishant Sharma – 7/74, 2014

Jasprit Bumrah – 5/74, 2025