Bumrah replies in style to Australian reporters..!?
Bumrah replies in style to Australian reporters..!?
The incident of Dhoni's response in style to Australian journalists who called indian team captain jasprit bumrah a medium fast bowler is becoming a trend among fans. Before starting Test cricket on Australian soil, the country's media starts making a fuss about the opposing players. If a player wants to get respect in Australia, it can only happen if he dominates the Australian team. This time, indian team captain rohit sharma did not participate in the Perth Test match due to personal reasons. Due to this, jasprit bumrah has come into the field as the alternate captain. This morning, the captains of both teams unveiled the Border Gavaskar Trophy at the Perth Stadium.
The incident of Dhoni's response in style to Australian journalists who called indian team captain jasprit bumrah a medium fast bowler is becoming a trend among fans. Before starting Test cricket on Australian soil, the country's media starts making a fuss about the opposing players. If a player wants to get respect in Australia, it can only happen if he dominates the Australian team. This time, indian team captain rohit sharma did not participate in the Perth Test match due to personal reasons. Due to this, jasprit bumrah has come into the field as the alternate captain. This morning, the captains of both teams unveiled the Border Gavaskar Trophy at the Perth Stadium.
In this situation, during the press conference, bumrah responded to the harassment of the Australian journalists in a very dhoni style. An Australian journalist raised a question that made bumrah fuss about what it is like to lead the indian team as a medium-pacer. Without any tension, bumrah replied jokingly, "Boss, I can bowl at 150 kmph. At least the fast bowlers can call me someday." He continued, "I don't see myself as a fast bowling captain. I think it's my duty as an indian player and I have to do what's best for the indian team." He said that his aim is to take the indian team to the next level. bumrah, who has played 14 innings on Australian soil, has taken 32 wickets so far. It is noteworthy that even though he was sitting out due to injury during the last match, he stood up as a leader and guided Siraj on what to do.