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Bumrah’s Absence In Ranchi Will Cause India Some Problems: Brad Hogg
T20 World Cup: Former Australian cricketer Brad Hogg feels that Indian star pacer Jasprit Bumrah's absence in the fourth Test against England, stating on Friday, could spell trouble for the hosts adding that it will add pressure on his fellow fast bowler Mohammad Siraj.
Bumrah's stellar performance in the series thus far, coupled with his ability to generate reverse swing, has made him a formidable force in India's bowling arsenal. With 17 wickets to his name and a Player of the Match award under his belt, Bumrah's absence leaves a significant void in the Indian lineup, according to Hogg.
"Bumrah not playing the next match is obviously going to play in the hands of England. Getting a bit of reverse swing, he is probably the best fast bowler in this Test series. It is going to cause India some problems going into the next game. It is going to put a lot of pressure on Siraj,” said Brad Hogg on his YouTube channel.
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