Jasprit Bumrah: Jasprit Bumrah turned from fast bowler to leg spinner before Gabba Test!
Team India's star fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah's fitness was questioned when he suffered cramps during the Adelaide Test. Bumrah suffered cramps on his leg while bowling in the first innings of the Adelaide Test. After this, he started bowling slowly in the next innings, after which questions started arising whether Bumrah was injured or not. Now another surprising video of Bumrah has surfaced. You will be surprised to know that Bumrah has practiced leg-spin before the Gaba Test. His video is going viral on social media.
Bumrah became a leg spinner
Team India practiced at Gaba on Thursday and during this time Bumrah was seen on the nets. Bumrah started with a leg spin. He was seen bowling leg spin with Ashwin. However, the good thing is that Bumrah also bowled fast after this. This player was seen making KL Rahul and Shubman Gill practice. It has not been revealed whether Bumrah bowled at full speed or not. By the way, the way this player was seen practicing is good news for Team India and its fans.
Jasprit Bumrah started off with a couple of leg-breaks alongside R Ashwin but he’s now running in hot & bowling at full tilt, being an absolute handful to KL Rahul & Yashasvi Jaiswal #AusvInd pic.twitter.com/3IRzE0QXbm
— Bharat Sundaresan (@beastieboy07) December 12, 2024
It is very important for Bumrah to play in the Gabba Test. Team India lost badly in Adelaide after winning in Perth. The Test series is tied at 1-1. Now if Team India has to win, then it is important for Bumrah to play. Bumrah has taken a total of 12 wickets in two Tests so far. He remains the top bowler of the series. Even though players like Rohit and Virat are present in Team India, Bumrah is currently seen as a bigger match winner than both of them. The conditions of Gabba are also going to suit Bumrah. The pitch will have both pace and bounce and Bumrah will surely take advantage of it. Overall, the focus will be on Team India's batsmen in Gabba who will have to score a big score on a difficult pitch. Otherwise, the situation like Adelaide can happen again.