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Ricky Ponting made a big revelation on Jasprit Bumrah’s injury: A shocking news has come to light regarding India’s star fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah. Team India recently suffered a 1-3 defeat at the hands of Australia in the five-match Border-Gavaskar Test series. Jasprit Bumrah lost the maximum 32 wickets in the Border Gavaskar Test series. In the entire series, only Jasprit Bumrah carried the burden of the Indian team on his shoulders. Apart from Jasprit Bumrah, other bowlers of India could not do anything special in this five-match Test series. Jasprit Bumrah suffered back pain on the second day of the fifth Test in Sydney, after which he did not bowl a single over in the match. India lost the match against Australia by 6 wickets and lost the Test series 1–3.
Ponting’s big revelation regarding Bumrah’s injury!
Former Australian captain and commentator Ricky Ponting, while talking to a channel, said that Jasprit Bumrah leaving to get his back checked in the middle of the match is a matter of great concern for Team India. Even senior Australian journalist Peter Lalor did not agree that Jasprit Bumrah had only gone for the scan. An Australian journalist claimed that Jasprit Bumrah also had to take injections.
he was running up the stairs
Jasprit Bumrah did not bowl a single ball in the second innings and India lost on the third day of the fifth Test. The incident shocked Ricky Ponting and Australian journalist Peter Lalor, who believe the matter is a huge one. Something big is being hidden about Jasprit Bumrah. Ricky Ponting said, ‘It was a matter of real concern for me. When Bumrah came back to the Sydney Cricket Ground, he said that he had back pain, but he was climbing stairs and even running off the field. These are not signs or symptoms of back pain. I hope so.
Indian fans will be worried
Ricky Ponting said that he wants to see Bumrah bowling in the future. I don’t want to see him out of the cricket field for a long time. Because due to stress fracture a few years ago, he was away from the cricket field for a long time. On the other hand, Australian journalist Peter Lalor has denied Jasprit Bumrah’s ‘back pain’. Peter Lalor said, as far as I know, Bumrah did not go for the scan. The scanning machine was already present in India’s dressing room. Perhaps he might have had to get an injection in the hospital. Perhaps cortisone (steroid) injections.
