Jasprit Bumrah considers missed catches off his own bowling in the first innings at Headingley and says, “You cannot sit and cry about it”

Jasprit Bumrah said that no player purposefully drops a catch, but that dropped receptions are a natural part of the game. Although he conceded that some of the team’s players are still getting used to the setup and the environment, he said he thinks they will pick up skills and become better over time.

When lost catches came off his own bowling in the opening innings of the Headingley Test match against England, Indian quick Jasprit Bumrah responded calmly. On Sunday, June 22, the right-arm bowler took five wickets in the first innings despite the lost opportunities.

“You simply cannot sit and weep about missed catches for even a brief moment. You must continue playing the game. I try not to think about it too much and forget it. It is difficult to see the ball here for the first time because many of them are new to the game. Dropping catches is a natural element of the game and nobody does it on purpose. It will teach them. According to NDTV, Jasprit Bumrah stated, “I don’t want to cause a scene and put more pressure on them, like I’m kicking the ball or something.”

Bumrah achieved his tenth five-wicket haul in SENA nations (South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia) with the remarkable numbers of 5 for 83 in 24.4 overs at an economy rate of 3.36. He became the first bowler from India to accomplish this accomplishment. Jasprit Bumrah said that there was little swing available during the game and that the Headingley pitch was suitable for batting.

“The wicket is suitable for batting at the moment. No demons are visible to me. It appears to be a little two-paced. Swing is possible, but in Test cricket, that is to be expected. So far, there have been no significant deviations or amusing incidents.

To give us that buffer, we would like to achieve a high total,” Jasprit Bumrah continued.

“Perhaps fate kept Harry Brook from reaching a century, as he missed out on 99,” Jasprit Bumrah said. He commended Brook’s innings and emphasised his ability to play aggressively while maintaining his poise to handle difficult bowling when necessary.

“99 was chosen for him by fate. He plays exceptionally well and is an intriguing batter. He evaluates the situation and plays his game. When he bowls a good spell, he gives the impression that he can navigate the bowler and play an aggressive shot. In the upcoming innings, we’ll aim to better negate him,” Bumrah stated.