“Ex-India Star Warns: ‘Series Over If Bumrah is Injured’ as Team Relies on One Bowler”

Mohammad Kaif has stated that Jasprit Bumrah is the “only bowler” India relies on, and if he gets injured, India’s chances of winning the Border-Gavaskar Trophy are slim.

Concerns over Jasprit Bumrah’s fitness have intensified following his injury scare during the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Adelaide. In the opening over with the second new ball, Bumrah clutched his inner thigh, leaving the Indian camp visibly concerned. His fitness is crucial, as Bumrah is seen as India’s primary weapon in their bowling attack, especially in the absence of Mohammed Shami, who is sidelined.

Mohammed Siraj has shown flashes of brilliance, but he still has a long way to go before he can match the consistency and impact of Shami or Bumrah. On the other hand, Harshit Rana, who was given a chance in the day-night Test, struggled against Travis Head, further compounding India’s concerns over their bowling resources.

With Bumrah being the only bowler able to consistently trouble the Australian batsmen, India’s options are severely limited. Captain Rohit Sharma finds himself in a challenging situation where Bumrah is not just an asset, but possibly the only trump card available. The loss of Bumrah to injury would be a huge blow to India’s hopes of winning the series and would leave them scrambling for answers in the crucial bowling department.

Former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif has expressed concerns over Jasprit Bumrah’s fitness, stating that Rohit Sharma cannot afford to give him long spells as he is currently India’s “only bowler.” Kaif emphasized the importance of Bumrah in India’s attack, pointing out that if the pace spearhead were to break down, India would have no chance of winning the ongoing five-Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, which is currently tied 1-1. Bumrah’s fitness has become a critical factor, and with limited options available in the Indian bowling lineup, the team’s success heavily relies on his performance and endurance.

In a video shared on his social media handles, former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif offered a candid analysis of India’s performance in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. He urged fans not to panic, despite the series being tied 1-1, stating, “It’s alright. We’ve lost one Test; there is no need to behave like all is lost.”

Kaif pointed out that the team’s planning and tactical moves needed improvement, and that Rohit Sharma’s leadership was not up to the mark in certain areas. He emphasized the heavy dependence on Jasprit Bumrah, noting that India had essentially one bowler to rely on. Kaif highlighted the absence of key players like Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, which has put additional pressure on Bumrah. “If Bumrah gets injured, you forget about the series,” Kaif warned, explaining that this is why Rohit is limiting his pace spearhead to shorter spells.

Kaif further emphasized the importance of Bumrah’s fitness, stating, “Bumrah is being looked after. Rohit Sharma has been told to take care of him, so that he stays fit. He shouldn’t break down as he is the lone pacer.” This highlights the heavy responsibility on Bumrah as the team’s key fast bowler, with no other pacer able to step up to his level at the moment. Kaif’s remarks underline the strategic approach India must take to preserve Bumrah’s fitness throughout the crucial Border-Gavaskar series.

Bumrah skips India’s practice session

Jasprit Bumrah, who captained India in Rohit Sharma’s absence during the first Test in Perth, delivered an exceptional performance with the ball, claiming eight wickets in the match. His spell with the new ball on Day 1, following India’s collapse to 150 all out, was widely regarded as one of the best in modern-day cricket. Bumrah’s brilliance played a pivotal role in India’s dominant 295-run victory, giving them a 1-0 lead in the Border-Gavaskar series. His performance was a testament to his skill and leadership under pressure, with the victory marking a memorable moment in the series.

In the second Test, Jasprit Bumrah once again appeared to be India’s sole hope for breakthroughs. However, the heavy workload and the constant pressure to deliver every time he bowled began to affect his performance. As the innings progressed, Bumrah’s pace noticeably dropped, and he was seen struggling with some discomfort in his inner thighs. The strain of being India’s primary bowler took a toll on his fitness, raising concerns about his ability to sustain long spells and maintain peak performance throughout the match. This highlighted the immense burden placed on Bumrah in the absence of other key bowlers, making his fitness even more crucial for India’s chances in the series.

Although the Indian team management has ruled out any serious injury concerns for Jasprit Bumrah, they are taking a cautious approach to manage his fitness. Bumrah did not bowl during India’s practice session in Adelaide on Tuesday. Instead, he focused on conditioning exercises, spending significant time with the team’s strength and conditioning coaches. This strategy is aimed at ensuring Bumrah remains injury-free and able to perform at his best in the ongoing series, given the crucial role he plays as India’s primary bowler.

The third Test, set to begin in Brisbane on Saturday, will be crucial for India, and the team will be counting on Jasprit Bumrah to deliver a standout performance. With the series tied 1-1, Bumrah’s fitness and ability to strike at key moments will be essential for India’s success. His role as the primary bowler remains pivotal, and India will need him to fire on all cylinders if they are to continue competing at the highest level against Australia.

COURTESY: India Today

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