IND vs AUS: Jasprit Bumrah showed his aggression as soon as he bowled Kontas, everyone including the fans were surprised; Watch Video
Jasprit Bumrah: Showed aggression as soon as he sent Sam Constas to the pavilion.
Jasprit Bumrah bowled Sam Konstas: On the fourth day of the Melbourne Test match, the Indian team was limited to 369 runs in its first innings. After this, the Australian team expected a fast start from its opening pair in the second innings like the first innings, but this time Jasprit Bumrah completely dashed their hopes. In his international debut innings, 19-year-old Kangaroo player Sam Constas made a lot of headlines by batting aggressively against Bumrah, but in the second innings, Bumrah made him the star of the day. At the same time, no one had expected the kind of aggression that Bumrah showed after taking his wicket.
Bumrah signaled the fans to make noise
In the second innings of the Australian team, when the score was 20 runs, Kontas was playing with 8 runs. The third ball of the 7th over which was bowled by Jasprit Bumrah, after falling on the pitch, went inwards very fast and hit Kontas’ pads. And coming out of the gap between the bat, it went straight to the stump. While Sam Constas quietly moved towards the pavilion after being bowled by Bumrah, at the same time Bumrah, who often remains very calm even after taking a wicket, signaled with both his hands to the fans sitting in the stadium to make noise. In fact, when Constas had scored runs on Bumrah’s bowling in the first innings, he had signaled the fans to make noise, to which Bumrah did not delay at all in replying and also explained why he is counted among the greatest bowlers of all time. Is done in.
Bumrah broke Ravichandran Ashwin’s record
Along with taking the wicket of Sam Constas, Jasprit Bumrah also broke the record of Ravichandran Ashwin, in which he became the bowler to take the wicket of the opening batsman most number of times for India in a Test series. Bumrah has taken the wicket of the Australian team’s opening batsman for the 10th time in this series. Earlier, during the Australian team’s tour of India in 2015, Ravichandran Ashwin had shown the Australian team’s opening batsman the way to the pavilion 9 times.
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