Kl Rahul furious over the discussion on Jasprit Bumrah return after WTC final test

Fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah left the English batsmen sweating by taking 9 wickets in the first Test between India and England. For this reason, many people are considering this Bumrah’s return, but KL Rahul does not agree with this.

Bumrah was nervous in WTC Final

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah has already proved himself. His teammate KL Rahul could not understand why this Indian fast bowler’s 9 wickets in the first Test against England ended here being called his ‘comeback’. Bumrah had no mind at all in the World Test Championship final against New Zealand. Apart from this, his performance in Australia tour and series against England at Indian ground was also not very good.

KL Rahul annoyed by the talk of a comeback

When KL Rahul was asked here how he feels when Jasprit Bumrah returns to form, Rahul expressed his surprise here on this question. He said in the post-match press conference, ‘Sir, I don’t know why you are saying that Bumrah has made a comeback. Every time, in every match, in every situation, he has proved himself everywhere and he is our number one bowler. We are happy that what he was doing from the first Test, he is still doing it there

Very good applause for the pace attack

KL Rahul praised the Indian pace and said that he took 20 wickets in the match. Rahul said, ‘The kind of bowling we bowled in the first innings and the kind of discipline we showed while bowling first after losing the toss is a positive aspect. It was believed that the team that won the toss would be an advantage and we bowled with a lot of discipline.

The reward for the right plan

KL Rahul said, ‘The way Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah started and Shardul (Thakur) and Mohammad Siraj continued it, how they all worked together and in the right place But also bowled. The way he stuck to his plan, he got his reward.

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‘It was a very challenging pitch

KL Rahul said that the batsmen performed well between breaks at times due to rain in difficult conditions. He said, ‘It was a very challenging pitch’ and the kind of weather it was, so we had to go out and then come back again and again, it was not easy for us to maintain our concentration. It is not less than challenging to go out and come back again and again.