Jasprit Bumrah’s success has been key to India’s success across formats. He has emerged as the leader of India’s pace bowling. The pacer is counted among the best fast bowlers in the world. Bumrah has credited his mother for success in international cricket. For him, she has been the pillar of his life, always backing him and showing him the way forward after his father passed away early.
“I lost my father when I was young so I’ve got a close unit – a sister and my mother. So I’m very close to them. Whenever things go well or don’t go well, we keep the same atmosphere at home. We’re happy, grateful of whatever I’ve got as a cricketer. My mother has done a lot for me. She’s a school principal, she just retired. There’s a lot of hard work for us. You don’t need to go anywhere for inspiration, it’s at home,” he said in an interview to ICC posted on the eve of India’s fixture against Afghanistan.
“I could bowl and bowl and bowl. When you see the stumps flying, that’s the best feeling.”
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Bumrah has 90 wickets in 52 ODIs, 49 wickets in 10 Tests, and 51 wickets in 42 T20Is. He has been India’s premier pace bowler and it won’t be wrong to say that he is currently the best fast bowler in international cricket across formats.