2024-02-03 09:49:00
India vs England | Jasprit Bumrah: The England cricket team, which is touring India, is playing a 5-match Test series. In this, England has won the first Test between the two teams in Hyderabad and is leading the series by 1-0.
In this case, the 2nd Test match between India and England is taking place in Visakhapatnam. The Indian team won the toss and batted first and scored 396 runs at the end of the first innings. Youngster and opener Yashaswi Jaiswal scored 209 runs as the highest double-century threat.
A threatening yorker from Bumrah
Currently, the England team is playing its first innings. England scored 172 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 38.2 overs. In this case, Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah threw a threatening yorker to the English player in this game which disturbed him. The video related to this has been shared a lot by cricket fans and is currently going viral on social media pages.
After the wicket of opener Ben Duckett in today’s game, action player Ollie Pope came into the field. This Ollie Pope was the main reason for England’s first Test match. He scored 196 runs in the 2nd innings and gave the Indian bowling a huge headache. He was expected to give headaches again as he pitched.
He had already faced 55 balls and scored 23 runs with 2 fours. As India bowled the 27th over, Bumrah was bowled by Ollie Pope. To top it all off, Bumrah’s 5th ball turned into a death yorker in the blink of an eye and sent Ollie Pope crashing down the back middle and leg stumps.
Ollie Pope stood there trembling, unable to guess what had happened. Unable to cover a yorker bowled by Bumrah, Ollie Pope left the line and walked to the pavilion, losing his wicket. It is noteworthy that Bumrah took his wicket of 196 runs in the first Test match.
BUMRAH DESERVES A SEPRATE AWARD FOR THIS MENTAL YORKER…!!! ????????pic.twitter.com/mtkf3D5E6s
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) February 3, 2024
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