Jasprit Bumrah again excelled with the red ball, taking five wickets to join the Lord’s Honours Board. Day 2 of the third Test between India and England, the pacer bowled out England for 387 in the first innings with 5/74. After taking the fifth wicket, the pacer was quiet.
Jasprit Bumrah broke Jofra Archer’s stumps in his fifteenth Test fifer and first at Lord’s. There was no raucous celebration. After the event, Jasprit Bumrah explained why there was no rejoicing.
Honestly, I was tired. There was no joy. I become fatigued after bowling on the pitch for a long time. I’ll jump about as I’m not 21-22. I rarely do that. I enjoyed contributing. Other than that, I wanted to return to my mark and bowl the following ball “said.
The 31-year-old was rested for the previous Test at Edgbaston due to workload concerns, and his return to the XI boosted India instantly. He dismissed Ben Stokes, Joe Root, and Chris Woakes quickly on the second day, giving the visitors an early lead.
Your daily performances will constantly be judged: Jasprit Bumrah
After dismissing Archer, he broke Kapil Dev’s Indian bowler record with five overseas fifers. England scored 387 when Jamie Smith (51) and Brydon Carse (56) rallied. The sprinter addressed workload and selection concerns.
I’m glad to be on the Honours board, but discussions will continue. The cameras are numerous. Even during practice, there are several cameras. The era of views and subscribers. I know everyone wants to produce something amazing. Things happen without my control. Only via toh achi baat hai.
Hopefully they’ll bless me for watching them. I don’t consider those. If you wear this jersey, you’ll be judged. Every cricketer experiences that. As long as I’m on TV, judgements will come. Obviously, professional sports involve that. Your daily performances will always be judged. Sachin played 200 Tests and was evaluated. So everyone judges. So it is, Jasprit Bumrah said.
India trailed by 242 runs at 145/3 after Day 2, with KL Rahul on 53 and Rishabh Pant on 19. Karun Nair scored 40 before Joe Root struck in the slips. Yashasvi Jaiswal went early to Archer.