Former England captain Nasir Hussain praised Jasprit Bumrah for his five wickets in the ongoing first Test match against England. The cricketer-turn-commentator described Bumrah as a “talent” with a rare skill set, which depicts the famous Australian spinner Shane Warne.
Jasprit Bumrah Leeds had bowlers pick for India in England’s first innings. He took five wickets to end the host’s batting lineup. The Indian pacer rejected Zak Croly (4), Ben Docket (62), Joe Root (28), Chris Woakes (38), and Josh Tongs (11), finishing with 5 figures for 83 in 24.4 overs.
There are two great things to see in cricket – Nasar Hussain
Speaking to Sky Sports, Nasir Hussain compared Jasprit Bumrah’s skill and Shane Warne’s ability to cheat batsmen. He also hoped that Bumrah would be hurt and free so that fans could enjoy their talent for many years.
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“Hopefully he remains hurt-free and we talk about him for the years to come. There are two great things to watch in cricket–Schene Bambozling batsmen like a wrist spinner and Bumrah Bambozling batsmen like a real fast bowler,” Hussain said.
Bumrah returned to test cricket after recovering from a back injury. He demonstrated his control, speed and ability to harass batsmen. Three catches were removed from his bowling, and Harry Brook’s dismissal was overturned due to no-ball.
Jasprit Bumrah is a complete talent – Nasar Hussain
Nasir Hussain called Jasprit Bumrah a “absolute talent”. He said that while Bumrah’s unique run-up and action is not something that young cricketers should try to copy, the Indian pace has mastered its method.
Hussain said, “He is full talented. This is the only word for him. You won’t want to repeat him, you will not ask young boys and girls to repeat this run-up or this action.”
He said, “He knows what he is doing, he has completed an art and he is going to be a fork in favor of England – not for five tests, perhaps three. In those three Tests, he is going to take a shade of wickets,” he said.
Jasprit Bumrah is equal to Kapil Dev’s record in foreign trials
Jasprit Bumrah became the 30th bowler, including both homes and foreign players to reach 150 Test wickets in army countries (South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia). He for the world Test Championship for five wickets for Halls (11). Equipped Ashwin’s record.
Bumrah equaled Kapil Dev’s tally of 12 five wickets in foreign trials by an Indian bowler. The Wright-Arm Pacer now has 210 wickets in 46 tests, on an impressive average of 19.33 and a strike rate of 41.8, which includes 14 five-viccles hawls.
For the position of the match, the first test is equally prepared. India finished day 3 with a lead of 96 runs, reaching 90/2 in their second innings. KL Rahul (47*) and Shubman Gill (6*) were unbeaten in stumps. Yashasvi Jaiswal (4) and debutant Sai Sudarshan (30) were two wickets to fall.
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