Fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrah, who made a significant contribution in helping Team India win the T20 World Cup, has given a great surprise to the fans. Actually, this champion bowler of Team India has once again returned to the cricket field. Bumrah has posted a video on social media in which he is seen bowling. Jaspreet Bumrah was away from the cricket field since the final of the T20 World Cup. Bumrah was given rest as a precaution. This champion player was not included in the team for the ODI and T20 series against Sri Lanka, but now Bumrah has started practice before the two-match Test series against Bangladesh.

Consider Bumrah's return certain!

The timing of Jasprit Bumrah's practice video is amazing. The Test series against Bangladesh is scheduled to start from September 19 and Bumrah has started practising with the red ball, which means that this player will be seen playing in this series. Earlier there were reports that Bumrah will play in only one match of this series but fans will hope that this fast bowler plays both the Tests against Bangladesh because the opposing team is in form and has even defeated Pakistan in its home ground.

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Bumrah is the biggest match winner

Although whenever test matches are held in India, the role of spinners is more important but Bumrah is not bothered by the 22 yard strip. This champion bowler changes his bowling after understanding the pitch and as a result, he becomes a disaster for the opponent even in India. Bumrah had also proved this in the last home series against England. Bumrah had taken 19 wickets in 4 matches of that series. Bumrah may be considered an amazing bowler in ODI and T20 format but he looks most dangerous in red ball cricket. His statistics also confirm this. Bumrah has taken 159 wickets in 36 test matches. He has taken five wickets in an innings 10 times. His bowling average is only 20.69. Now we are just waiting for the test series against Bangladesh so that Bumrah's magic can be seen once again.