T20 World Cup 2022: India has four pure seamers in the final squad along with three spinners. The men in blue might have set their sights on which bowlers will play the majority of the matches. However, determining the right combination for a particular match will have to be worked upon.

T20I World Cup 2022: Both Bumrah and Harshal were ruled out of the Asia Cup 2022 after they sustained injuries. Bumrah sustained a back injury while Harshal suffered a side strain. They underwent rehabilitation at the NCA and as per reports, the rehab is believed to be completed.

Ahead of the Asia Cup, India has lost its spearhead Jasprit Bumrah to a back injury and on the other hand, Pakistan too will have to leave Shaheen Afridi behind as he is suffering from a knee injury.

Just before the start of the Asia Cup which will be played in the T20I format, the Indian team has faced a major setback that might hamper their game plans before going into a tournament like this.

Bumrah last played in the ODI away series against England before he was rested from the rubber against West Indies. He is also rested for the upcoming one against Zimbabwe.

With 704 points Trent Boult has reclaimed his top spot and with 703 points pacer, Jasprit Bumrah is comfortably placed in the second spot. Apart from Trent Boult, Matt Henry and Mohammad Nabi made considerable gains in the recently issued ICC rankings.

Jasprit Bumrah enjoyed an invincible run at the top of the charts for 730 days which is more than any other Indian speedster and also happens to be ninth-most in the history of the game.

Rohit Sharma won the toss and invited England to bat first on a green top which was expected to favor the home team. With overcast conditions and the quality of the Indian pace attack, skipper Sharma had no doubts in his mind and trusted his plans.

ENG vs IND, 1st ODI: Bumrah ultimately finished with the figures of 6/19. Here is the list of records Bumrah shattered and created following a performance of a lifetime vs England.

ENG vs IND, 1st ODI: Bumrah now has the best bowling average for India in ODIs among the bowlers who have a minimum of 100 wickets against their name.

Jasprit Bumrah is on a roll in the ongoing fifth and final Test vs England. Be it his leadership, his bowling or even his batting, Bumrah's shattering records like there's no tomorrow. 

With Brendon McCullum at the helm of the English Test side, it was always expected that England will come out with an attacking mindset.

Ben Stokes who was having difficulties facing the Indian pace battery made a desperate attempt to break free and in the process hit one up straight in the air. To India's misfortune, Shardul Thakur made a complete mockery of the catch

With rain plaguing almost two sessions, India did not hold themselves back. They restricted England to 86/5 with their man in form Joe Root gone.

Bumrah took on the attack to Stuart Broad and left him completely shattered. 

Stuart Broad might have had a deja vu of his 2007 T20I World Cup over to Yuvraj Sing as Bumrah smacked him for 4 boundaries and 2 sixes in an over. The English pacer conceded 35 runs which makes him the only bowler to concede expensive overs both in T20I and Test cricket.

The last pacer-captain that India had was Kapil Dev, who was removed from captaincy in 1987.   

BCCI officially announced that Jasprit Bumrah will lead the Indian side in the fifth and final test vs England at Edgbaston. The board also announced Rishabh Pant as the vice-captain of the team.

Jasprit Bumrah broke the back of Delhi Capitals' batting line-up as he was at his scary best, picking up 3 crucial wickets in his quota of 4 overs.

Jasprit Bumrah was at his fiery best as he finished his spell against Delhi Capitals with three big wickets against his name.