NEW DELHI: The eagerly awaited return of India's "top-gun" Jasprit Bumrah to the World Cup has proven to be a game-changer for the Indian cricket team. After a year-long absence due to back surgery, Bumrah has made a formidable comeback, delivering impressive performances that have significantly bolstered India's World Cup campaign.
India's impeccable start to the tournament, with three consecutive victories, can largely be attributed to the 29-year-old paceman, who has claimed a staggering eight wickets at a meagre average of just over 10 runs each. Speaking ahead of India's upcoming clash against Bangladesh in Pune, India's bowling coach, Paras Mhambrey, couldn't be more pleased with Bumrah's contributions.