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Jasprit Bumrah Injury: India’s pace SPEARHEAD likely to follow Ravindra Jadeja to Ranji Trophy before India comeback, Follow LIVE updates

Jasprit Bumrah Injury: India’s pace SPEARHEAD likely to follow Ravindra Jadeja to Ranji Trophy before India comeback, Follow LIVE updates

Jasprit Bumrah Injury: India vs Australia Test – India’s ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah is likely to follow teammate Ravindra Jadeja’s footsteps in returning to the India squad. Still far from achieving 100% fitness, Bumrah will continue his rehabilitation before heading to the National Cricket Academy for a fitness test. If he passes the test, he will play […]

Jasprit Bumrah Injury: India vs Australia Test – India’s ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah is likely to follow teammate Ravindra Jadeja’s footsteps in returning to the India squad. Still far from achieving 100% fitness, Bumrah will continue his rehabilitation before heading to the National Cricket Academy for a fitness test. If he passes the test, he will play in domestic before returning to India Team during the Australia series. It should be noted that Bumrah hasn’t been named in the squad for the first two Tests. Follow IND vs AUS Test Series LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.

“He is making progress but he is far from 100%. He needs another 2 weeks of rehab before making a return to competitive cricket. If everything goes well, he may play in the domestic before returning to Test series. But it depends on the selectors and his condition,” a senior BCCI official told InsideSport.

“Bumrah is a unique bowler. Let’s accept the fact that the kind of skills he brings is very difficult to replicate. It’s also an opportunity for other bowlers because you will be tested in different situations. It will help us understand what they bring to the game, at what stages did they bowl and how they did it. There are one-on-one discussions with them. It’s an ongoing process,” said India’s bowling coach Paras Mhambrey

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Things look unsure for the Mumbai Indians speedster. Bumrah was en route to comeback after recovering from the back injury. While bowling at the NCA, he once again complained about a stiff back and was subsequently ruled out of the SriLanka series. He will have to continue his rehab to gain full fitness.

With World Cup just 10 months away at home, BCCI is not taking any chances regarding Bumrah.

“We cannot take any chance when it comes to players’ injuries. We already paid the price for a rushed return and he missed the T20 World Cup. He will only return when he is completely fit as he is crucial to our plans in World Cup. As for domestic, it is a good practice ground for all cricketers before going directly to international cricket,” the official said.

Jasprit Bumrah Injury Timeline

  • Following England tour, Bumrah complained of back problem.
  • It was later found that his back injury had resurfaced.
  • Bumrah missed the West Indies tour and Asia Cup 2022.
  • However, the selectors and the NCA rushed his return ahead of T20 WC.
  • After bowling just 6 overs against Australia, he was ruled out of not only entire series but also SouthAfrica and T20 World Cup.
  • After nearly 5 months of rehab, Bumrah was named for the ODI series against SriLanka.
  • But as he complained about a stiff back, he was pulled out of the squad.
  • Selectors have not named him for the NZ and Australia (first 2 matches) series either.
  • Bumrah is currently continuing with his rehab.
  • He needs further 2 weeks of rehab before returning to competitive cricket.
  • If he achieves full fitness in next two weeks, he will follow Ravindra Jadeja and in Ranji Trophy.
  • If he recovers in time, Bumrah might find his name on the 3rd Test match at Dharamsala.

Jasprit Bumrah Injury: India’s pace SPEARHEAD likely to follow Ravindra Jadeja to Ranji Trophy before India comeback, Follow LIVE updates

Taking a part in domestic cricket for a player returning from injury is nothing new in the Indian team. Teammate Ravindra Jadeja who recovered from his knee injury will play for Saurashtra before getting a nod to be a part of the Men in Blue. Apart from getting much-needed game practice, playing domestic cricket games, eases the path into International cricket by lowering the burden of stress and fatigue.

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Workload Management is now a top priority for Rahul Dravid and the BCCI Team Selection Committee. Over the past years, injuries have been a prime concern for the Men in Blue. With players suffering from major and repetitive injuries, the rushing of a player back into the team has been slowed down. The injured players will have to pass a series of fitness tests to get the nod for the National team.

India Test squad: Rohit Sharma (Captain), KL Rahul (vice-captain), Shubman Gill, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KS Bharat (wk), Ishan Kishan (wk), R. Ashwin, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja (Subject to fitness), Mohd. Shami, Mohd. Siraj, Umesh Yadav, Jaydev Unadkat, Suryakumar Yadav.

* The Indian Test squad is announced for the first two Test matches only.

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Australia’s tour of India, 2022-23 – Test series
Sr. No. Date Match Venue
1 9th – 13th February 1st Test Nagpur
2 17th – 21st February 2nd Test Delhi
3 1st – 5th March 3rd Test Dharamsala
4 9th – 13th March 4th Test Ahmedabad

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