Former England batsman Mark Butt made a strong statement about India’s Ace Pesar Jasprit Bumrah, which was before the second test of the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. The cricketer-turn-commentator said that Bumrah should give priority to the national cricket team on his personal desire to play in Lord’s.
Jasprit Bumrah The series opener was a standout bowler for India in the first innings of the series in Headingley in England. The fast bowler took 5 wickets for 83 runs despite receiving little support from other bowlers. However, he became a wicket -free in the second innings as England chased a target of 371 runs on a large scale.
With five tests in the series, the Indian team management is closely monitoring Bumrah’s charge. Giving priority to their fitness and workloads, a strategic decision has been taken to limit them to three matches.
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Jasprit Bumrah is going to do a very big thing – Mark Butcher
Mark Bachar During the ongoing testing series, Jasprit Bumrah’s workload was opened about management. With leaving India 1–0 in the five-match series, Bachar insisted that the selection of the fast bowler should be based on the needs of the team, not on personal goals.
“Bumrah is going to talk a huge thing whether it is one of his three Test matches or not. I think it should be completely. Headingly, after six days from 1-0, he plays, he plays. I know that he is more important than Lord’s needs and more important than a test desire to play in the series.”
You take your opportunities on back -end
Mark Bachar said that India should be focused on leveling the series instead of saving Jasprit Bumrah for later matches. He said that Bumrah may still be available for the testing of the Lord.
“And who knows, he can get through this one and can be fine for the Lord, and then you can take your opportunity at the back-end.”
Before the introduction of the series, Bumrah revealed in an interview that he was expected to join only three of the five tests as part of the pre -planned workload management strategy. Mohammad Siraj In the second Test, Akash Deep and Prasad will lead the speed attack with Krishna.
Jasprit Bumrah captained Team India, the last time he played a Test in Edgbaston
Jasprit Bumrah first led the Indian side during the team’s last Test in Edgbaston in 2022. India lost seven wickets as England chased 378 for centuries, Root And Johnny Bairstow.
EDGBASTON has been a unhappy hunt for India. Since his first appearance in 1967, he has played eight tests, managing only one draw – under Kapil Dev in 1986 – while losing the other seven.
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