Bhuvneshwar Kumar has defended Jasprit Bumrah’s workload management strategies, offering insight into the demands placed on fast bowlers. He pointed out that many fail to comprehend the intensity and challenges faced by these athletes. The comments came after some questioned Bumrah’s involvement in the recent England Test series. Before the series commenced, it was decided that Bumrah would play in only three matches. Despite this pre-arranged plan, criticism followed when he was absent for the final Test. Bhuvneshwar argued that it’s unrealistic to expect Bumrah to play every game, given the physical toll. He cited Bumrah’s long career and demanding bowling action as factors contributing to potential injury risks. He agreed with the selectors’ approach, recognizing their understanding of Bumrah’s capacity to make a significant impact even with limited appearances. Kumar stressed the necessity of managing players well to ensure their sustained performance and longevity in the sport.
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