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MELBOURNE: Jasprit Bumrah stood expressionless when he castled Nathan Lyon off just his fourth delivery on the fifth day. As the ball snuck through the gap between bat and pad, the quick continued with the death stare to Australia's tail-ender. He had just completed another fifer on Australian soil but…

After dismissing Nathan Lyon in the opening over of the final morning in the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne, India's bowling ace Jasprit Bumrah registered his 30th wicket of the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) series, a mark that hadn't been touched by a visiting bowler on Australian soil for…

NEW DELHI: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has always heaped praise on Jasprit Bumrah for India pace spearhead's tremendous bowling skills.

Fast-bowling legend Curtly Ambrose holds Jasprit Bumrah in high regard. Despite the Indian spearhead's history of stress fractures, Ambrose believes that Bumrah's unorthodox action should remain unchanged, mainitaining that all fast bowlers face the risk of injury when they step onto the field.

Legendary pacer feels people may not be keen to bowl fast if rules don't change in age of T20 cricket

NEW DELHI: Former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop praised Jasprit Bumrah's exceptional bowling skills, describing him as a rare talent that emerges only once in a generation.

Every match comprises hundreds of contests between batter and bowler. If statistics are your thing, it’s mesmerising

West Indies’ Shamar Joseph wants the best of the both worlds: “play all three formats for the West Indies” and also remain fit enough to ply his trade across the globe in franchise cricket.

From the moment internet reached his home town five years ago, the West Indian quick has been on a dream-like journey that continues in Brisbane today