Jasprit Bumrah's homecoming after India's T20 World Cup triumph was celebrated with grandeur. He played a pivotal role, earning the Man of the Tournament accolade for his stellar performance, including a crucial spell in the final against South Africa. A viral video showed Bumrah being showered with petals and adored by fans. Despite the retirement of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Ravindra Jadeja from T20I cricket, Bumrah confirmed he has no plans to retire soon, reassuring Indian cricket fans. Read more on TOI
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akes history with 100th Test wicket In a thrilling match between India and Australia, Jasprit Bumrah made history by taking his 100th Test wicket. The fast bowler reached this milestone in just his 25th Test match, becoming the fastest Indian bowler to achieve this feat. Bumrah's achievement is even more impressive considering that he made his Test debut just three years ago. Since then, he has established himself as one of the best bowlers in the world, known for his deadly yorkers and ability to generate pace and swing. His 100th Test wicket came in the second innings of the match, when he dismissed Australian captain Steve Smith with a perfect inswinger that crashed into the stumps. The entire stadium erupted in cheers as Bumrah celebrated this momentous occasion. Bumrah's teammates and fans took to social media to congratulate him on this incredible achievement. Former cricketers and pundits also praised the young bowler for his skill and determination. With this milestone, Bumrah has cemented his place in cricketing history and proved that he is a force to be reckoned with in the world of Test cricket. As he continues to hone his skills and improve his game, there is no doubt that he will go on to achieve even greater heights in the sport. Cricket fans around the world are eagerly anticipating Bumrah's future performances and can't wait to see what else this talented bowler has in store for the cricketing world. Congratulations to Jasprit Bumrah on reaching this incredible milestone, and here's to many more wickets in the future!