Team India fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah did not attend India’s practice session in Brisbane ahead of the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy starting on Saturday, which is worrying the Indian team management. Jasprit Bumrah was seen spending time with India’s strength and conditioning coach on Tuesday. Bumrah has not bowled in the nets this week.
Meanwhile, India’s bowling coach Morne Morkel had termed Jasprit Bumrah’s signs of discomfort in the first innings of the Pink Ball Test match in Adelaide last week as mere cramps. However, former Australian bowler Damien Fleming has claimed something different. If his claim turns out to be true then the tension of Team India will increase in the Gaba Test. Damien Fleming believes that there are some serious doubts regarding the condition of Jasprit Bumrah.
“There are some serious doubts,” Damien Fleming told SEN radio. There may be workload on Siraj but I wonder why Bumrah bowled that over. He showed his hand. Jasprit Bumrah was seen holding his thigh during the 81st over of Australia’s first innings in Adelaide. After this he called for some treatment.
Whereas Jasprit Bumrah bowled at the end of the innings and also bowled in the second innings of Australia. Damien Fleming raised questions on Jasprit Bumrah’s bowling in the second innings. Damien Fleming said that there is no such thing as cramps in this. He was quite restless after the break in the first innings. He bowled again, but not as slowly as in the second innings. I don’t know why he did that over? This revealed some secrets to everyone.
