Bumrah opens up on Test captaincy ambitions ahead of Perth Test
There was a sense of self-motivation when Jasprit Bumrah came to address the pre-match presser ahead of the opening Test against Australia in Perth starting Friday.
There was a sense of self-motivation when Jasprit Bumrah came to address the pre-match presser ahead of the opening Test against Australia in Perth starting Friday.
Stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah affirmed that his side is not carrying "any baggage" from India of their historic whitewash against New Zealand and offered surety about the team being well equipped for the challenging conditions and series ahead of them.
Amidst the array of batters being retained by their teams ahead of IPL 2025, India’s fast-bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah became the top retention pick of five-time champions Mumbai Indians.
Former India wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik said fast-bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah is like a Kohinoor diamond for the national team, adding that being entrusted with the responsibility of captaincy will increase the risk of him being injured.
India pacer Jasprit Bumrah has cleared his intentions by stating that his retirement from the T20I format is "a long way away."
Returning from a long injury layoff, Jasprit Bumrah looked rusty initially in the T20I series and was taken to the cleaners by Kane Williamson in the third game.
Returning from injury, the path was never easy for Jasprit Bumrah, but the 26-year-old showed that precision is almost a daily task for him. The pace spearhead made the Kiwi batsmen toil hard for runs.
Bumrah has picked 59 wickets in 50 T20Is.
Taylor, who was playing his 100th T20I, made yet another half-century, took the game deep but failed to finish it off.
No Pandya in the New Zealand Test series.
