Why jasprit bumrah is not playing ipl 2023

“We are going to bowl first. There’s a bit of weather around. There has been a bit of dew in the practice games too. We have been so excited to get started to tonight. This is one of the great stadiums to play cricket in,” du Plessis told host broadcaster Star Sports Network at the toss. It is worth a mention that Bangalore have made four changes to the Playing XI which had participated in IPL 2022 Qualifier 2. Therefore, strengthening their bowling department in the process. Batters Why is Jasprit Bumrah Not Playing Today vs Mumbai Indians? Mumbai, on the other hand, have made as many as six changes to their Playing XI which last represented them. As a result, batters “With this new [Impact Player] rule, teams are backing themselves to chase. At the end of the day, you have to play good cricket to win. We know we have to bat first here. The pitch looks good. W just have to come out with positive intent,” Sharma told Star Sports Network at the toss.

As per the sources within the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Bumrah has not been feeling comfortable after being out of action for almost five months. There are concerns that he may face a lengthy hiatus from competitive cricket. The right-arm pacer played his last match for India in September 2022, which was a T20I against Australia. There are several reports that the National Cricket Academy (NCA) authorities in Bengaluru didn’t deemed Bumrah fit for the upcoming three ODIs against Australia which follows the ongoing four-match Test series. However, the latest information suggests that the NCA is not going to rush the 29-year-old cricketer back onto the field in a hurry. Meanwhile, former India opener Aakash Chopra feels that MI will have to listen to the BCCI when it comes to monitoring the workload of Bumrah. “You are an Indian player first, and then comes the franchise. If the pacer feels discomfort, the BCCI will tell Mumbai Indians that Bumrah is unavailable. The world won’t end if he doesn’t play seven games with Jofra Archer,” Chopra said on his YouTube channel. “If the player is fit, you must monitor his workload. If the BCCI says to rest him for a few games, MI can’t say no. Bumrah is a national treasure, and things aren’t difficult to manage,” he added.

He had not played any game since straining his hamstring on January 4. The injury was not considered seriously initially, and it was hoped he would return for the Big Bash League finals, but it took him two months to make a comeback. He missed the Perth Scorchers title-winning campaign and has not played Marsh Cup or Sheffield Shield cricket. He was named in Australia’s 16-man ODI squad for the three-match series in India that starts on March 17 in Mumbai. Nathan Ellis has replaced the injured pacer. He made a return to cricket on Saturday for his club side Fremantle against Wanneroo in a 50-over fixture, but he bowled 4 overs, in which he took 3 for 5, but left the field and headed for a scan. Mumbai Indians bought him for INR 1.5 crore, and he is the second pacer after Jasprit Bumrah, who will not play in IPL 2023.

IPL 2023 beckons us all as defending champions Gujarat Titans take on Chennai Super Kings in the season opener, on March 31, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. With plenty of fanfare and excitement, franchises made crucial additions during the IPL 2023 auction. Sam Curran became the most expensive player in IPL history, with Punjab Kings acquiring him for ₹18.5 crores. Meanwhile, Mumbai Indians roped in Cameron Green for ₹17.5 crores and Ben Stokes joined Chennai Super Kings for ₹16.25 crores. Jasprit Bumrah in action.(BCCI) The auction also saw Nicholas Pooran join Lucknow SuperGiants for ₹16 crores and SunRisers Hyderabad purchased Harry Brook and Mayank Agarwal for ₹13.25 crores and ₹8.25 crores respectively. Despite those gains, franchises have also faced some setbacks, with many players ruled out of the tournament due to injuries. Meanwhile, some players will miss a few games. Also Read | 'Obviously MS Dhoni is the captain': Ajinkya Rahane, Ambati Rayudu, Sindhu pick all-time CSK XI in nail-biting session With the 2023 ODI World Cup in sight, Jasprit Bumrah has been ruled out of the upcoming IPL season and is still recovering from his persistent back issue. Meanwhile, Rishabh Pant, who is also Delhi Capitals captain, will miss IPL 2023, as he is still healing from his freak car accident, which happened on December 31, 2022. Kyle Jamieson has also had to pull out, and is recovering from a back injury. His injury recurred and he also underwent a surgery recently...

Jaspirt Bumrah, India’s premier fast bowler, could miss the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 season and the World Test championship final should India qualify for it, it was reported in media on Sunday. Bumrah missed big tournaments like the Asia Cup and T20 World Cup and last year and is set to miss some more major tournaments in the coming months as he continues to recover from a back injury. Bumrah is also not part of Team India currently for the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy where India hold a 2-0 lead in the four-Test series. Initially, he was not picked for the first two Tests and later his name also did not feature in the squad announced for the third and fourth matches. It was reported earlier that Bumrah According to the latest report in Cricbuzz, Bumrah’s injury is more serious than what was thought and that would keep him out of action from upcoming assignments. The BCCI is now targeting to have the pacer fit for the ODI World Cup that will take place in India in October-November. Gujarat Titans' Yash Dayal reportedly posts hateful Instagram story, says account compromised Yuzvendra Chahal interview: 'When I retire, some other guy might break my record. Not thinking about it' Earlier, the plan was to have Bumrah back into action in the IPL with BCCI monitoring his workload, but now the board, NCA and Team India management are working on a new plan for his return to competitive action. Burmah first suffered the lower stress fracture after the England to...