Team India’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is currently away from cricket due to a back injury. Jasprit Bumrah could not play in the recent T20 World Cup, where his absence was visible to the Indian team. Bumrah is not a part of Team India, even on the current tour of Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Jaspreet Bumrah has posted a picture of himself on social media.
Bumrah has also written some lines in the Punjabi language in the caption of this picture. However, the attention of the fans was less on those lines and more on Bumrah’s shirt. You will also be surprised to know the cost of the shirt worn by Jasprit Bumrah. This shirt is from the Balenciaga brand, and its price is Rs 112,768 (about one lakh 13 thousand).
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A fan shared this shirt’s online price and a screenshot of its photo. Although wearing such a luxury brand shirt is not new for Bumrah. Apart from the costs of the shirts, the fans also commented on his injury. One user wrote, Your tweet is also like your fitness; no one can understand when you will be fit and when unfit. But we know that you will ultimately be healthy for IPL. Even when Bumrah was ruled out of the T20 World Cup, he was trolled on the pretext of IPL.
International Record Of Bumrah
The biggest weapon of right-arm fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is the accurate yorker, who specializes in dodging the batters. Jasprit Bumrah has taken 121 wickets in 72 ODIs at an average of 24.30. At the same time, in 60 T20 Internationals, Bumrah has taken 70 wickets at an average of 20.22. Apart from this, Bumrah has 128 wickets in 30 Test matches, averaging 21.99.
Shami Out Of ODI Series
On the other hand, the three-match ODI series between India and Bangladesh is starting today (December 4). Even before the start of the series, the Indian team had suffered a major setback when Mohammed Shami had to be ruled out due to injury. In place of Shami, BCCI has associated Umran Malik with the team. In this series, all eyes will be on captain Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant, whose form is going badly.
