Jasprit Bumrah is still recuperating from a prolonged back injury and is not part of the Indian squad for the first two Tests vs Australia. But over the years, Bumrah has, of course, experienced a phenomenal rise -- from a rookie bowler to becoming the leader of India's pace attack.
Ahead of the first India vs Australia Test which begins on February 9 in Nagpur, another bowler, who had been an intrinsic part of India's pace battery for many years, has talked about what happened when Virat Kohli told him that he wants to have an on-field chat with Bumrah after a below-par first spell in a Test match in Australia.
