Jaspreet Bumrah On A Verge To Create History In Chennai Test News24 –
The Indian team will play a 2 test match series against Bangladesh in Chennai from 19 September. The Indian team camp has also been set up. Apart from many young players, senior players have also been given a place for the series. Jasprit Bumrah has also been included in the test series. A great record is going to be registered in the name of Jasprit Bumrah on the Chennai ground in the first match.
Jasprit Bumrah Will Create History
Jasprit Bumrah is going to play for India for the first time after the T20 World Cup 2024. He was rested for the Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka tour. However, the fast bowler is ready to participate in the Test series against Bangladesh. However, Jasprit Bumrah will come to create history on this ground. He is only 3 wickets away from taking 400 wickets in all three formats for India. If Bumrah manages to take only 3 wickets in this match, he will create history.
He will also become the 10th bowler to take more than 400 wickets for India. Bumrah has so far taken 159 wickets in 36 Test matches for India. At the same time, this player has taken 149 wickets in 89 ODI matches. At the same time, he has made 89 batsmen his prey in 70 T20 matches.
Unplayable deliveries of Jasprit Bumrah in Test 🥶 pic.twitter.com/PqhroHjc48
— Boom Boom 💥 (@_jassi93) September 13, 2024
Bumrah’s Batting Touch
Veteran fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah also holds a great record in batting in Test format. Bumrah is the player who has scored the most runs in an over in Tests. Bumrah scored 35 runs in an over against England in Birmingham in the year 2022. He scored 29 runs with his bat in an over of Stuart Broad. Apart from this, 6 runs came extra. Jaspreet broke Hardik’s record and made it his own. Hardik scored 26 runs in an over in the year 2017. Earlier, Kapil Dev scored 24 runs in an over against England in the year 1990.
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Sep 13, 2024 16:18
Aditya Mallick
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