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The third Test between India and Australia at the Gabba ended in a rain-affected draw. Both teams remain tied at 1-1 in the series. The weather played a major role, impacting game strategy and execution.

India vs Australia: Gabba Test Drawn Amid Rain

Rain interruptions led to a drawn third Test between India and Australia at the Gabba, leaving the series balanced at 1-1 as teams gear up for the Boxing Day Test.

Bad light and rain forced an early tea break soon after with India at 8 for no loss in 2.1 overs. The rain got heavier as the time passed and no play was possible thereafter.

India escaped with a crucial draw in the weather-hit third Test against Australia after intermittent rain wiped out majority of play on day five, leaving the five-match series tantalisingly locked at 1-1.
Resuming the day at 252 for nine, India batted for 24 balls and were all out for 260 in their first innings.
With limited time left in the day to force a result after majority of the morning session was rained out, the Australian batters came out all guns blazing and stuttered to 89 for seven in 18 overs before making a brave declaration, giving India at least 54 overs to chase down 275.
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Bad light and rain forced an early tea break soon after with India at 8 for no loss in 2.1 overs. The rain got heavier as the time passed and no play was possible thereafter.
The absorbing series is nicely poised going into the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
India would have fancied chasing 275 on day five but weather helped them immensely in the game controlled by Australia.
Jasprit Bumrah (3/18) was brilliant as usual in the second innings with Mohammed Siraj (2/36) and Akash Deep (2/28) offering good support.
Australia's approach in the second essay was brave and questionable at the same time.
Nathan McSweeney (4) and Marnus Labuschagne (1) went after balls outside the off-stump and perished while Usman Khawaja (8) and Mitchell Marsh (2) fell to good deliveries.
Wickets falling in a heap did not impact Australia's approach as they kept going for the big hits. Skipper Cummins chipped in with two sixes and as many fours before the declaration.
In the morning session, lightening and subsequent rain allowed only 24 balls to be bowled.
The warning of severe weather was flashed on the digital scoreboard at the Gabba shortly after India were bowled out for 260 in their first innings, handing Australia a lead of 185 runs.
Akash Deep (31) was the last man out, stumped off a Travis Head delivery, bringing an end to a 47-run stand with Jasprit Bumrah (10 not out).
The duo had done well to avoid the follow-on on day four.
Players were asked to remain in the dressing room and fans were requested to take shelter away from the fence after the visitors were all out.
The forecast was largely clear for Brisbane from Thursday onwards but the entire game has been adversely impacted by bad weather with rain forcing multiple stoppages for four out of five days.
Only day two of the game was not impacted by weather as Australia coasted to 405 for seven on the back of memorable hundreds from Head and Steve Smith.
Going into the fourth Test beginning December 26, India have major concerns in both batting and bowling department which they must address.
Barring K L Rahul, who has been India's standout batter on the tour, the star-studded line up has not found a way to negotiate the threats posed by the Australian pace attack.
Skipper Rohit Sharma has been woefully short of runs and after the hundred in Perth, superstar Virat Kohli has struggled with ball outside the off-stump.
Majority of the batters have been guilty of playing away from their bodies in challenging conditions. They will need to curb their white-ball instincts to make an impact at MCG.
On the bowling front too, it has been effectively a one man show with Jasprit Bumrah doing the heavy lifting in all the games.
Mohammed Siraj bowled in the Brisbane Test with a niggle, leaving a question mark over his fitness ahead of the Melbourne game.
Akash Deep, who played ahead of Harshit Rana, bowled well in the game but did not have a lot of luck, especially against Smith. He is expected to retain his place the eleven.
India have picked three different spinners in the first three Test. It remains to be seen what strategy they adopt for the Boxing Day Test.

"Yesterday in commentary I used a word that can be interpreted in a number of different ways," Guha, who is of South Asian heritage, said on Fox Cricket.

Isa Guha Apologises for 'Primate' Comment on Jasprit Bumrah During Test Match Commentary

"Yesterday in commentary I used a word that can be interpreted in a number of different ways," Guha, who is of South Asian heritage, said on Fox Cricket.

Broadcaster and former England player Isa Guha apologised on air Monday for calling star India bowler Jasprit Bumrah a "primate" in commentary during the ongoing third Test against Australia.
"He's the MVP, isn't he? Most valuable primate," she said on Sunday while commentating for Fox during the second day's play at the Gabba in Brisbane.
Guha, part of England's squad that won the Women's World Cup and the World T20 in 2009, addressed the controversy on Monday.
"Yesterday in commentary I used a word that can be interpreted in a number of different ways," Guha, who is of South Asian heritage, said on Fox Cricket.
"Firstly I'd like to apologise for any offence caused.
"I set myself really high standards when it comes to empathy and respect for others.
"And if you listen to the full transcript, I only meant the highest praise for one of India's greatest players and someone I admire greatly as well."
Pace spearhead Bumrah has been India's outstanding player so far in the series, which is locked at 1-1.
Apologising again, Guha added: "I am trying to frame the enormity of his achievements and I've chosen the wrong word, and for that, I am deeply sorry."
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Editorji News Desk and is published from a syndicated feed.)

A chastened India head to Brisbane beset by worries over the form of captain Rohit Sharma and the fitness of strike bowler Jasprit Bumrah, while resurgent Australia look to keep the momentum in the third test starting on Saturday.

BGT 2024-25: India Vs Australia 3rd Test - Match Preview

With the series locked at 1-1, Brisbane could well decide the course of the rubber and whether Rohit's men would continue to be the master of their fate in the ongoing World Test Championship.

Rohit Sharma's elegance and Virat Kohli's class will face the ultimate 'Test' when India take on an Australian team eager to set the record straight on a spicy Gabba track in the third game of the Border-Gavaskar series, starting Saturday.
With the series locked at 1-1, Brisbane could well decide the course of the rubber and whether Rohit's men would continue to be the master of their fate in the ongoing World Test Championship.
For India, the biggest hope remains in Australia's batting vulnerability which can lead to an implosion if a certain Travis Head doesn't decide to be the marauder.
Steve Smith is currently sailing in the same boat as Kohli if inconsistent batting form is taken into consideration.
In bowling, India has Jasprit Bumrah, who has made every other bowler in the series look pedestrian in his comparison.
He definitely needs more support at the other end but more than that, he needs runs from the likes of Rohit and Kohli as a psychological cushion while breezing in to unleash his thunderbolts.
&nbsp;
Rohit, Kohli and the constant chatter
The decibel levels of "outside noise" about the duo's waning form have been rising for a while but the two contemporary megastars will be determined to lead the way on a ground where an Indian team showed resilience like never before back in 2021.
The numbers have been unflattering for the duo and they would be the first ones to admit that stats always don't lie.
Both Rohit and Kohli would still be a handful if they are asked to manage one of the two factors -- bounce or seam movement. The hosts served them a double whammy -- bounce with liberal sprinkling of grass for some extra seam movement.
They have the skills but the form, at least for the time being, has deserted the duo.
India's biggest issue has been terrible first innings batting during the past one year in both home and away fixtures with six totals of 150 or less during the period .
And Rohit and Kohli's first innings average in the 2024-25 season reads a rather poor 6.88 and 10 respectively.
Kohli has managed to get rid of some pressure with a hundred on the eased-up Perth track. But for Rohit, a captain's knock is needed not just to boost his confidence but also help him assert as a leader who shows the way.
Rohit is experienced enough to know that he can't always hit his way out of trouble against world-class operators like Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, and Josh Hazlewood, who is once again fit to play with Scott Boland making way for him.
Rohit has been a white ball colossus all his life but if he can lead the way at Gabba, he will forever be considered cricketing royalty. But for that, he first needs to decide his batting position.
He isn't trusting his defence enough and looks like a walking wicket if the ball darts around like it promises to at the Gabba.
Is he good to open or better off at No. 6 where if the top order plays a steady game, he can attack the old Kookaburra that hardly does anything?
Only the skipper can answer that question.
&nbsp;
Is there space for Jadeja?
Senior off-spinner R Ashwin and Washington Sundar were steady without being exceptional in the first two Tests but Ravindra Jadeja is a safer option if India realistically want to add batting depth considering his good record in overseas conditions.
As far as pace bowling is concerned, Akash Deep is blessed with more skills but skipper Rohit loved rookie Harshit Rana's big heart.
&nbsp;
How Australia are stacked up
In case of Australia, their batting is no less fragile than that of India's.
Head has had a Rishabh Pant-like effect on his days, which often come against India.
But Steve Smith's form is a worry as the Indians have been bowling straight lines to him. Marnus Labuschagne laboured his way to a half-century in Adelaide but he still doesn't look his old prolific self.
Nathan McSweeney has showed grit during the first innings in Adelaide even though there is a long way to go before he becomes a surety in the side.
But one aspect that Australia has done well to figure out is India's reliance on Jasprit Bumrah's first spell with new Kookaburra. The home side knows that if it manages to play that out without too much damage, it can put pressure on other bowlers, who aren't half as good as the Gujarat slinger.
Teams:
Australia (Playing XI): Usman Khawaja, Nathan McSweeney, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh, Alex Carey (wk), Pat Cummins, Mitch Starc, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood.
India squad: Rohit Sharma (c), Jasprit Bumrah (vc), Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Abhimanyu Easwaran, Devdutt Padikkal, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Sarfaraz Khan, Dhruv Jurel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Siraj, Akash Deep, Prasidh Krishna, Harshit Rana, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar. Reserves: Mukesh Kumar, Navdeep Saini, Khaleel Ahmed, Yash Dayal.

In a touching display of kindness, Jasprit Bumrah made a young fan's day by giving away his purple cap after MI's loss against LSG in Lucknow.

Watch: Jasprit Bumrah gifts his purple cap to young fan in Lucknow after LSG vs MI game in IPL 2024

In a touching display of kindness, Jasprit Bumrah made a young fan's day by giving away his purple cap after MI's loss against LSG in Lucknow.

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<h2>In a touching display of kindness, Jasprit Bumrah made a young fan's day by giving away his purple cap after MI's loss against LSG in Lucknow.</h2>

In a touching display of kindness, Jasprit Bumrah, the celebrated pace spearhead for India and Mumbai Indians, made a young fan's day by giving away his purple cap after their loss to the Lucknow Super Giants at the Ekana Stadium. This heartwarming incident was captured in a video shared by the Mumbai Indians on their social media platforms, where Bumrah is seen handing his cap to the delighted young fan and fulfilling the boy's request for an autograph.
The video highlights the boy's overwhelming joy and excitement as he receives not just the cap but also Bumrah's autograph, encapsulating a moment of pure happiness and making it a memorable experience for the young fan. Such gestures underscore the impactful connections players like Bumrah establish with their fans, enhancing the cricketing experience beyond just the on-field action.
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That kid now has a core memory for life 🥹💙<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MumbaiMeriJaan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MumbaiMeriJaan</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MumbaiIndians?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MumbaiIndians</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/LSGvMI?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#LSGvMI</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/Jaspritbumrah93?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Jaspritbumrah93</a> <a href="https://t.co/CcS1tdjYzB">pic.twitter.com/CcS1tdjYzB</a>
&mdash; Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) <a href="https://twitter.com/mipaltan/status/1785588079782232498?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 1, 2024</a></blockquote>
Jasprit Bumrah, renowned for his lethal bowling, stands out this IPL season as the leading wicket-taker with a remarkable tally of 14 wickets. His performance has been a key asset for Mumbai Indians, especially notable given his impressive economy rate of just 6.40 runs per over in a season where his team has otherwise faced challenges. Despite Mumbai Indians' struggles, with the team currently sitting ninth in the league after securing only three wins in ten matches, Bumrah's contributions continue to shine, reaffirming his status as a pivotal player for the five-time IPL champions.
As the T20 World Cup approaches next month, Bumrah is set to lead India's bowling attack, carrying his form and expertise onto the world stage. His consistent performance in the IPL serves as a solid foundation for the upcoming global tournament, where he will be a crucial figure for the Indian team.
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A perfect yorker, a caught behind and the Shashank Singh-shaped nail in the coffin, Bumrah came and answered Mumbai's call.

Jasprit Bumrah's analytical genius on display as pacer explains process behind bowling in IPL games

A perfect yorker, a caught behind and the Shashank Singh-shaped nail in the coffin, Bumrah came and answered Mumbai's call.

Jasprit Bumrah's bowling is a wondrous sight to witness. Nothing short of perfection was on display when he scalped three wickets enroute to Mumbai's close victory versus Punjab on Thursday.&nbsp; A perfect yorker, a caught behind and the Shashank Singh-shaped nail in the coffin, Bumrah came and answered Mumbai's call. His first two scalps came within the second over, two balls apart.&nbsp; The decimation and the traps laid out by the 30-year-old were rewarded with a Player of the Match and it was then that the rest of the cricketing world got a glimpse into the workings of Bumrah.&nbsp; He elaborated on how a bowler must adapt to circumstances, particularly in T20 and the IPL, 'Of course you want to make an impact when the ball does something. In this format the ball swings for two overs. When the opportunity persists, I am happy to contribute.'&nbsp; T20 cricket is quick, usually favouring hard-hitting batters over quality bowlers and Bumrah touched upon this very nerve, 'When I want to bowl more, I play Test cricket. That fulfills my desires. This format is a little difficult for bowlers, with time restrictions and impact player rules. With that rule, the batting lineup becomes deeper and deeper. The bowler becomes half a bowler when you get that extra option. But that's not in your control.'&nbsp; He continued, 'What you can do is, try to prepare to the best of your ability and back yourself in any situation because all of these things will then put you in a good space of mind and then you go out there and execute this with a smile on your face.'&nbsp; Arguably among the best in history, the Indian speedster also provides a helping hand to his Mumbai teammates during games whenever he can. But he is cautious, says that one doesn't want to deliver too many messages in the heat of the moment when a bowler is already under pressure to do his best.&nbsp;

The significance of Jasprit Bumrah’s achievement is further highlighted by the fact that this was the first-ever 5-wicket haul against RCB by any bowler. Not only this, he is now the highest wicket-taker against RCB in IPL history, with 29 wickets to his name.

Jasprit Bumrah wanted to move to Canada, play for their national team early in his career

Before Jasprit Bumrah became a household name in Indian cricket, he contemplated relocating to Canada in search of better opportunities.

#Bumrah #IPL2024 #MI

<h2>"I am very happy and very lucky that things worked out, Otherwise, I don't know I would have tried to play for the Canadian team and do something there as well" - Jasprit Bumrah</h2>

India's premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has a compelling story that underscores a significant turning point in his career, involving a potential move to Canada. Before Bumrah became a household name in Indian cricket, he contemplated relocating to Canada in search of better opportunities, a revelation that offers insight into his early struggles and aspirations. His journey from near-emigration to becoming a cricketing icon encapsulates the dreams and challenges faced by many young athletes in India.
In an era where Indian cricket has seen a substantial shift towards fast bowling, Jasprit Bumrah emerged as the face of this revolution. With his distinctive bowling action, Bumrah has consistently troubled international batters across all formats of the game, be it Tests, ODIs, or T20s, and his quality was visible once again when he took 5/21 against RCB in IPL 2024 on Thursday night. His ability to deliver unorthodox yet effective balls makes him a formidable opponent on the cricket field.
The turning point in Bumrah's career came when he was on the brink of giving up his cricketing dreams. Hailing from Gujarat, Bumrah was considering a move to Canada The potential for a different life in Canada was appealing as it promised new opportunities that seemed lucrative at a time when his future in Indian cricket was uncertain.
During a candid conversation revealed on Jio Cinema, Bumrah's wife, Sanjana, asked him about his earlier intentions to settle in Canada. Bumrah shared his thoughts, stating, "We have had these conversations before. Every boy wants to make it big and play cricket. Every street has 25 players who want to play for India. You have to have a backup plan. Our relative lives there. I thought I would finish my education and...my uncle lives there. First, we thought we would go as a family, then my mum did not want to go there as it's a different culture. I am very happy and very lucky that things worked out, Otherwise, I don't know I would have tried to play for the Canadian team and do something there as well. Glad it worked out here. I am playing for the Indian team and Mumbai Indians."

India's bowling attack in the 4th Test will be missing Jasprit Bumrah, who has been released from the squad.

Jasprit Bumrah, KL Rahul to remain absent for 4th Test | IND vs ENG

India's bowling attack in the 4th Test will be missing Jasprit Bumrah, who has been released from the squad.

India pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah was on Tuesday released from the Indian Test squad while senior batter K L Rahul was ruled out of the fourth match beginning in Ranchi on Friday.
Bumrah has been released as part of his workload management. He is the leading wicket-taker in the Test series with 17 scalps from three matches. He singlehandedly bowled India to victory in the second Test in Visakhapatnam.
Rahul had also missed the second and third Test after complaining of pain in his right quadriceps.
"Jasprit Bumrah has been released from the squad for the 4th IDFC First Bank Test against England in Ranchi. The decision was taken keeping in mind the duration of the series and amount of cricket he has played in recent times," the BCCI said in a statement.
"Meanwhile, KL Rahul is ruled out of the 4th Test. His participation in the final Test match in Dharamsala is subject to fitness," it added.
Pacer Mukesh Kumar, who was released from the squad for the third Test in Rajkot, has joined the team in Ranchi.
The decision to rest Bumrah was expected, considering he bowled 80.5 overs in the first three Tests.
As part of workload management, India had also rested Mohammed Siraj from the second Test in Visakhapatnam before he returned to play a part in India's record 434-run win over the visitors in Rajkot on Sunday.
India are well-placed to seal the series in Ranchi but if they are not able to, the home team will desperately need the services of Bumrah for the fifth and final Test in Dharamsala beginning March 7.
Rahul was among India's best batters in the opening Test in Hyderabad before going down with the same injury that he suffered during last year's IPL. He was the only centurion for India in the drawn two-match Test series in South Africa in December.&nbsp;
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The decision to rest Bumrah is part of workload management by the Indian team. Bumrah, the leading wicket-taker of the series has already sent down 80.5 overs in the three games so far. 

Jasprit Bumrah set to be rested for 4th Test, likely to return for series finale in Dharamsala: Report

<h2>The decision to rest Bumrah is part of workload management by the Indian team. Bumrah, the leading wicket-taker of the series has already sent down 80.5 overs in the three games so far.&nbsp;</h2>

Team India are set to rest their strike bowler and vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah for the fourth Test of the five-match series against England after taking 2-1 lead, as per reports.
The decision to rest Bumrah is part of workload management by the Indian team. Bumrah, the leading wicket-taker of the series has already sent down 80.5 overs in the three games so far. So, if Bumrah is rested, Akash Deep would be in line to get a game.
The rest will mean nearly a 20-day break for Bumrah, before he returns for the series finale in Dharamsala, which kicks off on March 7. The return for the series finale will also depend on the result of the Ranchi Test. Similarly, Mohammed Siraj was rested for the second Test as he has been playing regularly for India in the last few months.&nbsp;
After a decisive 434-run victory over England in Rajkot, India leads the series 2-1 already. This was India&rsquo;s biggest Test win in terms of runs, surpassing the 372-run victory over New Zealand in 2021. Set an improbable victory target of 557, England collapsed to 122 all out in 39.4 overs on day four.
Team India will be eager to clinch the series in the fourth Test match in Ranchi. The JSCA Stadium in Ranchi will host its 3rd GTest match overall. In the two games played there thus far, India has won one and the other ended in a draw.
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Bumrah's Instagram story had two pictures. While a man can be seen sitting alone in a stadium in one of them, a huge crowd can be seen in the other in a similar stadium.

Jasprit Bumrah posts cryptic message after becoming World No.1 bowler in Tests

Jasprit Bumrah on Wednesday sparked a debate after his cryptic Instagram story went viral hours after becoming the number 1 Test bowler in the latest ICC rankings.

Bumrah's Instagram story had two pictures. While a man can be seen sitting alone in a stadium in one of them, a huge crowd can be seen in the other in a similar stadium.

Jasprit Bumrah on Wednesday sparked a debate after his cryptic Instagram story went viral hours after becoming the number 1 Test bowler in the latest ICC rankings.
His story had two pictures. While a man can be seen sitting alone in a stadium in one of them, a huge crowd can be seen in the other in a similar stadium. The caption read, 'The Support vs the Congratulations.'
Bumrah made history when he became the first Indian pacer to be ranked number 1 in Tests. He dethroned teammate Ravichandran Ashwin from the top.
The fast bowler was rewarded for his match-winning spells in the two innings of the Vizag Test vs England where Bumrah picked 6 and 3 wickets respectively.&nbsp;
What made the feat even more special was the fact that it was the first time Bumrah became the best Test bowler. Previously, the 30-year-old was never ranked above third despite a total of 10 five-wicket hauls in 34 Test matches.
Bumrah is just the 4th Indian bowler overall to top the bowling charts, with Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Bishan Singh Bedi, the only players from the Asian country to have done so previously.

The fast bowler was rewarded for his match-winning spells in the two innings of the Vizag Test vs England where Bumrah picked 6 and 3 wickets respectively. 

Jasprit Bumrah becomes 1st India pacer to climb to the top of ICC Test bowling rankings

February 7, 2024, will go down in history as one of the most historic days in Indian cricket history as Jasprit Bumrah became the first Indian pacer to climb to the top of the ICC Test bowling rankings.

The fast bowler was rewarded for his match-winning spells in the two innings of the Vizag Test vs England where Bumrah picked 6 and 3 wickets respectively.&nbsp;

February 7, 2024, will go down in history as one of the most historic days in Indian cricket history as Jasprit Bumrah became the first Indian pacer to climb to the top of the ICC Test bowling rankings.
The fast bowler was rewarded for his match-winning spells in the two innings of the Vizag Test vs England where Bumrah picked 6 and 3 wickets respectively.&nbsp;
His super effort in the 2nd Test helped the pacer climb 3 places on the latest Test rankings for bowlers. Interestingly, he dethroned teammate Ravichandran Ashwin from the number 1 spot, who held the premier ranking since March last year.
What made the feat even more special was the fact that it was the first time Bumrah became the best Test bowler. Previously, the 30-year-old was never ranked above third despite a total of 10 five-wicket hauls in 34 Test matches.
Bumrah is just the 4th Indian bowler overall to top the bowling charts, with Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Bishan Singh Bedi, the only players from the Asian country to have done so previously.
As for the batters, Yashasvi Jaiswal was rewarded for his maiden Test double hundred in the 2nd Test and he climbed 37 places to 29th on the latest rankings for Test batters.

"We're going through a transition so I feel it's my responsibility to help them in any way I can" - Jasprit Bumrah

Jasprit Bumrah: Guiding Indian Test bowling through transition with skill and experience

Jasprit Bumrah, who was adjudged the Player of the Match in the Vizag Test, acknowledged that he is now the link between the old order and the new as Indian Test bowling enters a transition phase.

#Bumrah #INDvENG

<h2>"We're going through a transition so I feel it's my responsibility to help them in any way I can" - Jasprit Bumrah</h2>

&nbsp;Mohammed Shami and Ravichandran Ashwin are in the twilight of their Test careers and Jasprit Bumrah on Monday acknowledged that he is now the link between the old order and the new as Indian Test bowling enters a transition phase.
The 30-year-old is one of Indian cricket's greatest ever match-winners and someone who has made it to India's 'Fab-Five' list of pacers along with the legendary Kapil Dev, the fiery Javagal Srinath and the two artistic exponents of reverse swing in Zaheer Khan and Shami.
Being the second fastest Asian pacer to reach 150 wickets in his 34th game, Bumrah knows that he is the leader of the pack and has to guide the likes of Mukesh Kumar and Avesh Khan (in dug-out) at this juncture in Indian cricket.
"We're going through a transition so I feel it's my responsibility to help them in any way I can," Bumrah, who got 'Player of the Match' for his nine-wicket haul in the 106-run win over England in the second Test here, said at the post-match presentation ceremony.
He has played very less Test cricket in India but has staggering statistics on pitches not traditionally conducive for fast bowling. In six Tests he has played in India, Bumrah has 31 wickets.
"As I said before, I don't look at numbers. As a youngster, I did that and it made me excited. But now it's an added baggage as you are already playing for India," he said.
The in-swinging yorker that bamboozled an in-form Ollie Pope has been the talk of the town and Bumrah said, "As a youngster, that is the first delivery I learned (yorker)." "I used to think that it is the only way to get wickets. I had seen the legends of the game. Waqar, Wasim and even Zaheer Khan." He shares a nice rapport with his skipper Rohit Sharma, someone who has seen him as a 20-year-old in Mumbai Indians.
"We discuss certain things. I have been playing with him for a long period of time (Rohit)." Bumrah paid tribute to England veteran James Anderson and insisted that there is no competition as good fast bowling for him is always a nice spectacle.
"No not really. Before a cricketer, I'm a fast bowling fan. If somebody's doing well, kudos to them. I look at the situation, at the wicket and think what are my options. I should not be a one-trick pony."&nbsp;
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On the 4th day of the Hyderabad Test, Jasprit Bumrah was found guilty of deliberately obstructing Ollie Pope's path during a run, resulting in inappropriate physical contact.

Jasprit Bumrah receives demerit point for Code of Conduct breach in 1st India-England Test

On the 4th day of the Hyderabad Test, Jasprit Bumrah was found guilty of deliberately obstructing Ollie Pope's path during a run

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<h2>On the 4th day of the Hyderabad Test, Jasprit Bumrah was found guilty of deliberately obstructing Ollie Pope's path during a run, resulting in inappropriate physical contact.</h2>

Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah has been officially reprimanded and received a demerit point for violating Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct. This incident took place on the fourth day of the ongoing first Test match between India and England in Hyderabad. The breach occurred during the 81st over of England's second innings, where Bumrah was found guilty of deliberately obstructing Ollie Pope's path during a run, resulting in inappropriate physical contact.
Being his first offence within a 24-month period, Bumrah has had one demerit point added to his disciplinary record. The charges were brought against him by the on-field umpires, Paul Reiffel and Chris Gaffaney, along with third umpire Marais Erasmus and fourth umpire Rohan Pandit.
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Typically, Level 1 breaches of the ICC Code of Conduct entail a minimum penalty ranging from an official reprimand to a maximum fine of 50% of the player's match fee, along with the possibility of one or two demerit points being imposed.
Bumrah acknowledged his wrongdoing and accepted the penalty assigned by match referee Richie Richardson. His admission of guilt and acceptance of the sanction meant that no formal hearing was necessary to resolve the matter.
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England's offensive game plan under coach Brendon McCullum and skipper Ben Stokes will be up against a massive challenge when the side faces India in a 7-week tour.

Jasprit Bumrah feels 'Bazball' could work to his advantage | India vs England

Jasprit Bumrah cannot relate to the term "Bazball" but the linchpin of India's pace attack says the much-hyped ultra-aggressive approach could end up working to his advantage and fetch him "heaps" of wickets.

England's offensive game plan under coach Brendon McCullum and skipper Ben Stokes will be up against a massive challenge when the side faces India in a 7-week tour.

Jasprit Bumrah cannot relate to the term "Bazball" but the linchpin of India's pace attack says the much-hyped ultra-aggressive approach that England has pioneered could end up working to his advantage and fetch him "heaps" of wickets in the upcoming 5-match Test series.
England's offensive game plan under coach Brendon McCullum and skipper Ben Stokes will be up against a massive challenge when the side faces India in a 7-week tour. The series opener is slated to start on Thursday.
"I don't really relate to the term Bazball," Bumrah, who boasts of 41 wickets in 10 Tests against England, told 'The Guardian' in an interview.
"But they are playing successful cricket and the aggressive route of taking the opposition on, showing the world there's another way to play Test cricket." In July 2022, Bumrah got a taste of the 'Bazball' when he captained India in Birmingham after Rohit Sharma was ruled out with COVID-19.
The match is remembered not just for England's offensive approach in securing a seven-wicket win but also for Bumrah's 29-run onslaught against Stuart Broad in a single over.
"As a bowler, what I think is that it keeps me in play. And if they're going for it, playing so fast, they won't tire me out, I could get heaps (of wickets). I always think about how I can use things to my advantage. Kudos to them but, as a bowler, you're in the game," he added.
"I always remind the batters that if they need some advice on playing the pull shot, they know where to come," Bumrah quipped.
Pacers, 'smart' captains ================ On his thoughts about captaining India, the 36-year-old said: "I did one game and it was the utmost honour." Drawing inspiration from Pat Cummins, who has excelled as a seam-bowling captain for Australia, Bumrah is open to the idea of taking on the leadership mantle in future.
"Playing Test cricket is great, captaining was even better. Yes, we lost but we were ahead in the match and I loved the responsibility. Sometimes as a fast bowler you go down to fine leg and switch off but I loved being involved in every decision, right in the thick of things." "And given the opportunity, of course, who wouldn't? (Cummins) plays for Australia, the number of matches differs and that kind of thing. Not many (seamers) have done it before.
"But it's a good example that yes, fast bowlers are the smart ones, they do a hard job and they know what to do around the game."
Despite breaking into the Indian team with solid performances for five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians, Bumrah considers Test cricket as the king of formats.
"I am of that generation where Test cricket is king," he said.
"I will always judge myself on it. Yes I started with IPL but I learned to bowl through first-class cricket; that's where I developed my skill, the art of taking wickets. In Test cricket you have to get the batsman out and that challenges you as a bowler," he asserted.
Bumrah said Test format eliminates the luck factor to a large extent.
"T20s, ODIs, some days you might send down five slower balls and get five guys out, when in a Test match they wouldn't have taken one. There is no luck in Test cricket, the better team wins, you cannot take 20 wickets through luck," he pointed out.
"I don't know how the youngsters look at it. But Test cricket has been around this long, it will find a way." However, like most observers of the game, Bumrah also warned against an overkill of any format.
"Every format has its place -- too much Test cricket would be boring, too much white ball the same. I think (the sport needs) a little bit of everything, rather than an overdose of one format or the other," he concluded.

Bumrah's move has caused a stir all over the internet as to what could be the reason for Mumbai's spearhead distancing himself from the team.

Jasprit Bumrah unfollows Mumbai Indians amidst Hardik Pandya's inclusion in squad

Jasprit Bumrah distances himself from Mumbai Indians?

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Bumrah's move has caused a stir all over the internet as to what could be the reason for Mumbai's spearhead distancing himself from the team.

Jasprit Bumrah has left Mumbai Indians fans scratching their heads after the star pacer unfollowed Mumbai Indians on Instagram and social media platform 'X'.
Bumrah also posted a cryptic message on Instagram which read "Silence is sometimes the best answer."
Bumrah's move has caused a stir all over the internet as to what could be the reason for Mumbai's spearhead distancing himself from the team.
Some people suggest that the potential idea of Hardik being the future captain of the 5-time champions could be the reason of Bumrah's decision to unfollow the team.
Mumbai recently signed Hardik Pandya in an all cash deal from Gujarat Titans.
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"Bumrah definitely has better control with the new ball than myself" - Wasim Akram's high praise for the Indian speedster

Jasprit Bumrah: Wasim Akram and Misbah-ul-Haq praise India's star bowler as best in the world

"Bumrah definitely has better control with the new ball than myself" - Wasim Akram's high praise for the Indian speedster

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<h2>"Bumrah definitely has better control with the new ball than myself" - Wasim Akram's high praise for the Indian speedster</h2>

Former Pakistan cricket captains, Wasim Akram and Misbah-ul-Haq, showered accolades on India's fast bowler, Jasprit Bumrah, following his exceptional performance against England in Lucknow on Sunday. They both hailed Bumrah as the best bowler globally.
Wasim Akram, a cricket legend himself, lauded Bumrah's skills while speaking to Pakistani channel A-Sports, "He is the best in the world right now. Top of the ladder! The control, the pace, the variations, just a complete bowler. A treat to watch. With the new ball, to get this kind of movement on this kind of pitch &hellip; pace, carry, follow-through&hellip; you name it he&rsquo;s a complete bowler."
He went on to dissect Bumrah's unique bowling angles, which confound batters. Wasim noted Bumrah's ability to deceive left-handed batters with crafty seam positioning. He also pointed out how Bumrah, when bowling wide of the crease, appears to deliver an inswinging ball but manages to move it away consistently, creating perplexity for the batsman. "When I used to bowl outswingers like that to right-handed batters with the new ball, sometimes I couldn&rsquo;t control the ball also. But Bumrah definitely has better control with the new ball than myself,&rdquo; Wasim said with a smile.
Misbah-ul-Haq, another former Pakistan captain, concurred with Akram's sentiments, praising Bumrah's remarkable line and length that leaves batters with minimal chances. Both legendary cricketers underlined Bumrah's unparalleled mastery of his craft. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/amp/web-stories/sports/cricket/babar-azam-whatsapp-messages-leaked-by-pcb-chief-zaka-ashraf-on-live-tv-pak-vs-ban-icc-cricket-world-cup-1698649462007">Babar Azam's Whatsapp chat leaked by PCB chief Zaka Ashraf</a>
Wasim Akram also pointed out the significance of Pakistan's bowlers learning from Bumrah's experience in Test cricket. He explained that Bumrah's effectiveness stems from his consistent participation in Test matches, a format where Pakistani bowlers might benefit from more involvement.
The admiration for Bumrah's prowess from these seasoned cricketers transcends borders and exemplifies the recognition of exceptional talent in the sport. Jasprit Bumrah's impact as a bowler and his contribution to the Indian cricket team continue to receive admiration from cricketing greats around the world.
This praise serves as an acknowledgment of Bumrah's dedication and mastery as he cements his status as one of the premier fast bowlers in international cricket.
Bumrah is the second-highest wicket-taker of the tournament so far, having taken 14 wickets in 6 matches.
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Drawing inspiration from Marcus Rashford's celebratory style, Jasprit Bumrah replicated the Manchester United star's gesture after taking the wicket of Ibrahim Zadran.

Watch: Jasprit Bumrah mimics Marcus Rashford celebration during India vs Afghanistan | ODI World Cup 2023 | Manchester United

India's Jasprit Bumrah mimicked Marcus Rashford's celebration during the India vs Afghanistan World Cup match in Delhi.

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Watch: Jasprit Bumrah mimics Marcus Rashford celebration during India vs Afghanistan | ODI World Cup 2023

<h2>Drawing inspiration from Marcus Rashford's celebratory style, Jasprit Bumrah replicated the Manchester United star's gesture after taking the wicket of Ibrahim Zadran.</h2>

Indian cricketer Jasprit Bumrah mimicked Marcus Rashford's distinctive celebration during the highly-anticipated India vs Afghanistan World Cup match in Delhi.
This captivating instance occurred in the fourth over bowled by Bumrah, a crucial moment where he clinched the wicket of Ibrahim Zadran, striking a significant early blow for India in this face-off.
A known aficionado of Manchester United, Jasprit Bumrah displayed his admiration for Marcus Rashford, an eminent figure in English football. Bumrah who has also visited Manchester United's famous Old Trafford stadium, drew inspiration from Rashford's celebratory style, which involves pointing his index finger to his head following a goal. Bumrah replicated this gesture in his jubilant moment.
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While Marcus Rashford has had a relatively moderate start to the football season, Jasprit Bumrah has made a triumphant return to international cricket following a period of extensive recovery from a substantial injury.
This beautiful exchange of gestures between athletes from different sports embodies the spirit of global sportsmanship, showcasing the mutual respect and admiration athletes have for each other's accomplishments that transcend the boundaries of their respective disciplines.
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Jasprit Bumrah rejoined his teammates ahead of the marquee clash against archrivals Pakistan on September 10. 

Asia Cup 2023: Jasprit Bumrah arrives in Colombo ahead of Ind vs Pak clash

Jasprit Bumrah rejoined his teammates ahead of India's marquee clash against arch-rivals Pakistan on September 10. 

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<h2>Jasprit Bumrah rejoined his teammates ahead of the marquee clash against archrivals Pakistan on September 10.&nbsp;</h2>

Days after the birth of his son, Jasprit Bumrah rejoined Team India in Colombo ahead of the all-important Super 4 clash against Pakistan. Bumrah had returned to Mumbai to welcome his first child with his wife Sanjana Ganesan after the Men in Blue's opening clash against Babar Azam &amp; Co.&nbsp; He was also absent from the India vs Nepal match on September 4.&nbsp;
In their first Super 4 clash, India will battle arch-rivals Pakistan on September 10.&nbsp; That will be followed by India vs Sri Lanka on September 12 and India vs Bangladesh on September 15.&nbsp;
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The duo announced the arrival of their son Angad on their social media handles shortly after his birth. 

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah, wife Sanjana Ganesan welcome first child | Asia Cup 2023

The duo announced the arrival of their son Angad on their social media handles shortly after his birth. 


The duo announced the arrival of their son Angad on their social media handles shortly after his birth.&nbsp;

Indian bowler Jasprit Bumrah and his wife Sanjana Ganesan welcomed their first child, a baby boy, on September 4 in Mumbai.&nbsp; The duo announced the arrival of their son Angad on their social media handles shortly after his birth.&nbsp; They wrote, 'Our little family has grown &amp; our hearts are fuller than we could ever imagine! This morning we welcomed our little boy, Angad Jasprit Bumrah into the world. We are over the moon and can&rsquo;t wait for everything this new chapter of our lives brings with it.'&nbsp; Just a day earlier, it was reported that Bumrah flew back to Mumbai from Sri Lanka and will miss India's clash against Nepal due to personal reasons.&nbsp;

Bumrah will miss India's Group game against Nepal but will be available for the Super 4 stage of the tournament.&nbsp;

Jasprit Bumrah returns to Mumbai, to miss Asia Cup 2023 game | IND vs NEP

Jasprit Bumrah left Team India on Sunday and returned to Mumbai mid-way Asia Cup 2023, Dainik Jagran reported.

Here are details on his fitness

Bumrah will miss India's Group game against Nepal but will be available for the Super 4 stage of the tournament.&nbsp;

Jasprit Bumrah left Team India on Sunday and returned to Mumbai mid-way Asia Cup 2023, Dainik Jagran reported.
The report further states that the Indian pacer is fully fit and returned home due to personal reasons.
Bumrah will miss India's Group game against Nepal but will be available for the Super 4 stage of the tournament.&nbsp;
If India go through to the Super Four stage, their next game after Monday will be on September 10.
Bumrah had recently returned to the Indian side after recoving from a back injury and had played on the Ireland series. He played the Asia Cup game against Pakistan but India didn't get to bowl due to rain.

Jasprit Bumrah's team won the 3-match series 2-0 and the ace pacer who made his comeback after almost a year was awarded the Player of The Series.&nbsp;

India vs Ireland 3rd T20I abandoned due to rain, Jasprit Bumrah & Co. win series 2-0

The 3rd and final T20I game between India and Ireland in Dublin has been abandoned without a ball being bowled due to persistent rain and wet ground conditions.

Jasprit Bumrah's team won the 3-match series 2-0 and the ace pacer who made his comeback after almost a year was awarded the Player of The Series.&nbsp;

The 3rd and final T20I game between India and Ireland in Dublin has been abandoned without a ball being bowled due to persistent rain and wet ground conditions. Due to continuous drizzling the toss also could not take place. Jasprit Bumrah's team won the 3-match series 2-0 and the ace pacer who made his comeback after almost a year was awarded the Player of The Series.&nbsp; India won the first game of the series by 2 runs using DLS method after rain interruption and secured a 33-run win in the 2nd T20I. The Indian Team will now be seen in action in the Asia Cup which begins on 30th August. The Men in Blue face Pakistan in their first game on September 2nd.&nbsp;

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