Internet declares Jasprit Bumrah 'best in the world' after stellar performance in India vs Aus 1st Test
Once again, Jasprit Bumrah emerges as the saviour. Once again, he steps up to compensate for India's underwhelming batting performance. From legendary cricketers like Lasith Malinga and Michael Vaughan to fans across social media, the world is singing Bumrah's praises. Leading the Indian cricket team as captain in the crucial BGT Test match against Australia, Bumrah has proven why he is a force to be reckoned with.
Former Sri Lankan cricketer Lasith Malinga hailed him as the "Best in the World,' a sentiment echoed by English cricket legend Michael Vaughan.?
Former? Indian professional cricketer Wasim Jaffer labelled Bumrah as "unplayable."?
Meanwhile, Indian commentator and ex-cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar couldn't help but highlight how, once again, Bumrah is leading the charge.
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India vs Australia 1st Test highlights
After India were bowled out for a mere 150 in the opening Test against Australia on November 22, it was left to the bowlers to pick up the pieces and restore some pride.?
Enter Jasprit Bumrah, who delivered a spellbinding performance, reducing Australia to a precarious 67/7 in Perth.?
With the hosts trailing by 83 runs and just three wickets in hand, Bumrah tore through the Australian top order.?
Leading the Indian team in the absence of Rohit Sharma, Bumrah finished with impressive figures of 4 for 17 from 10 overs, single-handedly turning the tide.
As Day 2 of the match began, BumrahĄ¯s brilliance continued.?
He dismissed Alex Carey for 21 in a stunning display of pace and bounce. Offering the Aussie star some extra lift, Bumrah outplayedCarey, who edged the ball, which was expertly collected by wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant in a brilliant catch.?
This remarkable moment marked Bumrah's 11th five-wicket haul in Test cricket, further cementing his reputation as one of the gameĄ¯s finest fast bowlers.
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