Jasprit Bumrah made a record by dismissing Usman Khawaja
Jasprit Bumrah vs Usman Khawaja: In the last Test being played between India and Australia, only the first day’s play has taken place, but the excitement has reached its peak. The Indian team’s batting was once again a flop on the first day. It must be good for Jasprit Bumrah, who sent Usman Khawaja to the pavilion even before the end of the first day’s play, the Indian team must have heaved a sigh of relief. With this wicket, Jasprit Bumrah has repeated almost eight years old history for the Indian team.
Bumrah has hunted Usman for the sixth time in this series.
Jasprit Bumrah is once again captaining Team India in Tests. Earlier, when he took command in the first match of the same series, Team India was successful in registering victory. Now again he has been given the responsibility of sailing the Indian team. Jasprit Bumrah dismissed Usman Khawaja when he brought the last ball of the day. Usman Khawaja faced 10 balls during his innings and was out after scoring two runs. In this Border Gavaskar Trophy, Bumrah has dismissed Usman for the sixth time. This has happened only once before, when an Indian bowler has been out 6 times in the same series.
Ravindra Jadeja had targeted Alastair Cook in a similar manner in the year 2016.
In the year 2016, when the teams of India and England were face to face, Ravindra Jadeja had shown the way to the pavilion to Alastair Cook six times. Since then this feat has been repeated. Jasprit Bumrah and Usman Khawaja have faced each other eight times so far in this series. During this period, Usman has scored only 33 runs while facing 112 balls of Bumrah and has been out six times. During this period, Usman’s average against Bumrah has been only 5.50. Which can be called quite poor. Meanwhile, Bumrah and Usman have to face each other once again. If Usman becomes the victim of Bumrah in that innings too, then understand that a new record will be created.
Australia scored 9 runs for one wicket on the first day
The Indian team could score only 185 runs on the first day. In response, Australia had so far scored 9 runs at the loss of one wicket. Now Team India will try to wrap up Australia’s innings as soon as possible on the second day, so that some lead can be taken in the match. India’s score is not very big, but it is not so low that it can be assumed that the match is now out of India’s control. What will be the result of this match will depend a lot on the second day’s play.
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