Curtly Ambrose praises Jasprit Bumrah for being a unique fast bowler. Bumrah is receiving treatment at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru.
Indian cricket has changed dramatically since the turn of the century, as the country has developed a number of world-class players who have helped the country win numerous championships. Previously, India known for developing high-quality spinners capable of confusing batter with their variations. However, in recent years, the country has developed a slew of good pacers who have excelled all over the world and helped India win Tests abroad.
Sir Curtly Ambrose, a former famed West Indian seamen. Lately amazed with India’s pace manufacturing and hailed Indian seamen. Ambrose claimed that India was a spin-dominant nation in the previous century but now has a plethora of quick bowlers at their disposal.
“When we used to talk about India, we immediately thought… spin.” They have, nonetheless, produced some good fast bowlers. A brilliant all-rounder, similar to Kapil Dev. There is now Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, and Mohammed Siraj. “They’re fantastic players,” Ambrose told Rev Sports.
The great seamer heap more praise on Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah, praising his unusual bowling approach.
“I like Bumrah a lot because he’s so unique.” He’s not your typical fast bowler with a long run-up and other characteristics. He does a short run-up, a little walking, two or three steps, and then jumps to deliver. He is completely unique, but really effective. “That’s his style, and it suits him,” he added.
Notably, following successful back surgery, Jasprit Bumrah is undergoing rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru. The speedster had a stress fracture that had kept him out of play since September 2022. With the ODI World Cup 2023 fast approaching, fans are anticipating Bumrah’s return to help India win the prestigious trophy at home.
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Bumrah is on the brink of making a comeback to Indian side
Bumrah is nearing the end of his recovery, according to the most recent information from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) medical personnel. Furthermore, it has come to light that he is bowling with full intensity in the nets while being monitored by medical professionals at the National Cricket Academy (NCA). Following his participation in the NCA practice games, the medical team will make the ultimate decision on his return.
Meanwhile, in terms of his long-awaited return. It predict that Jasprit Bumrah will most likely be a member of India’s second-string side. Which is set to fly to Ireland to play a series against them. Only time will tell when Bumrah will truly make his full-fledged return to the Indian side. Especially with the forthcoming ODI World Cup, which is set to begin on October 5 in India.
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