What happened to jasprit bumrah

By India Today Sports Desk: Injured pacer Jasprit Bumrah made his first appearance in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 after his back surgery as he arrived at Narendra Modi Stadium to cheer for Mumbai Indians in their IPL 2023 match against Gujarat Titans on Tuesday. Mumbai Indians posted a photo of Bumrah at the Narendra Modi stadium shortly after the coin toss. "Boom Boom... Bumrah," the franchise captioned the post. Notably, Bumrah underwent successful lower back surgery in New Zealand. The specialist advised the fast bowler to begin his rehab six weeks after surgery, and Bumrah has begun his rehab management at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru on Friday. Bumrah has completed surgery for the persistent back problems that have forced him to miss nearly six months of international cricket. Last year, the star pacer missed the Asia Cup, followed by the T20 World Cup in Australia. Bumrah's last appearance for India came in September 2022. Bumrah is missing the entire Indian Premier League season, which runs from April to May this year. Bumrah will hope to make a comeback before the One Day International (ODI) World Cup later this year after completing the surgery in Christchurch. Bumrah had rejoined the Indian squad for the home series against Australia and South Africa in preparation for the T20 World Cup. The Indian fast bowler played in the T20Is against Australia before being ruled out due to a back injury. Bumrah was named to India's squad for the Sr...

Star India pacer Jasprit Bumrah was expected to return to the squad for the upcoming series against New Zealand and Bangladesh. Team India are set to play T20Is and ODIs against the Kane Williamson-led side before taking on Bangladesh in ODIs and Tests. Bumrah, who has been out of action since September was expected to join the squad for the two fixtures, but his name was not on the list as the BCCI selector Chetan Sharma; Jasprit Bumrah Bumrah had injured his back ahead of the Asia Cup last month and had hence missed the crucial tournament in the UAE. He however returned for the home series that followed against Australia, but was sidelined once again with the same injury and was eventually ruled out of the T20 World Cup. ALSO READ: Ravindra Jadeja back as India announce ODI, Test squads for Bangladesh tour; Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli return With India set to play New Zealand and Bangladesh after the World Cup in Australia, Bumrah was expected to recover in time and join the squad, but he wasn't picked for either of the four series. Speaking to the press after the announcement of India's squad, Chetan revealed that the team management would want to be rather patient and not rush into his return as they had done the previous time with T20 World Cup around the corner. “He will be back soon. Hoping we will play for India again soon. We hurried Jasprit Bumrah before the T20 World Cup and you saw what happened. So we want to be patient now. NCA team is looking after him well. R...

During the third day of the first Test of the ongoing India’s tour of South Africa in Centurion, India fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah suffered an injury to walk off the ground in the middle of his sixth over. It all happened on the penultimate delivery of the 11th over when Bumrah unfortunately twisted his ankle whilst in his follow through. The right-arm bowler appeared to be in severe pain at one point in time. It was at that exact moment that 28-year old Bumrah received immediate medical attention from physiotherapist Nitin Patel. Despite standing up on his own feet, Bumrah walked off the ground without even completing the over. Jasprit Bumrah injury update While fellow pacer Mohammed Siraj was brought back into the attack to complete Bumrah’s over, reserve batter Shreyas Iyer is on the field to substitute for Bumrah. “Jasprit Bumrah has suffered a right ankle sprain while bowling in the first innings. The medical team is monitoring him at the moment. Shreyas Iyer is on the field as his substitute,” BCCI said in an official statement around Bumrah’s injury. Having opened the bowling for India in the morning session at the SuperSport Park, Bumrah had made early inroads into the South African batting lineup by sending back captain Dean Elgar (1) to the pavilion in the first over itself. Twitter reactions on Jasprit Bumrah Born and brought up in Pathankot, Dixit Bhargav is an engineering and sports management graduate who is currently into his fifth year as a Cricket Editor at...

India’s Test squad faced a huge blow after Bumrah was one of their key players not selected for the upcoming home series against Australia, with Rishabh Pant not in contention either. The left-handed wicketkeeper continues to recover after a horrific car accident in December, while Bumrah misses out after failing to recover from a back injury he sustained last year. It is a long-standing problem for the quick, with experts also predicting that Bumrah’s action puts a huge load on his back. His slinky, unorthodox action combined with a short run-up increases the pressure on his back when he lands, with Pakistan pacer September 2019 The first time Bumrah was out of action due to his back was in 2019, one-and-a-half years after making his Test debut and becoming a regular for the team across all formats. He picked up a hat-trick on the tour to West Indies in September and ended the tour with 13 wickets in two matches. Upon returning to India, a fitness test showed a back issue, and as a result, he did not play the home Tests against South Africa as a precaution. Scans revealed a lower-back stress fracture, and he was out of action for four months, also missing the Test series against Bangladesh and the white-ball games against Bangladesh, West Indies and Sri Lanka. Bumrah did not undergo surgery but was flown to the UK for treatment. He made a successful comeback to cricket on India’s tour to New Zealand, where he played five T20Is, three ODIs and two Tests. July 2022 Bumrah t...

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah on Friday provided a major update on his back injury because of which he couldn't represent the country at the T20 World Cup 2022. Bumrah was ruled out of a back injury a month before the marquee ICC event was scheduled to begin in Australia. He sustained the injury ahead of the three-match T20I series against South Africa in September. Bumrah was ruled out of the world cup three days before the Indian team was to fly out for Australia.