India bowling coach Bharat Arun informed recently that Jasprit Bumrah won’t require any surgery and hoped for his return before India’s tour of New Zealand.
Bumrah has risen up to the rank to become India's leading pacer in just three years after making his debut in the national colours. (Photo: Twitter/Jaspritbumrah93)
Jasprit Bumrah, who is recovering from an injury and missed the recent series against South Africa, tweeted a picture on Twitter and left his fans guessing on Tuesday.
Taking to his official handle on the micro-blogging site, Bumrah captioned his picture, “Coming soon”.
Coming soon! 💪🏼 pic.twitter.com/Nhrsusny1L
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— Jasprit Bumrah (@Jaspritbumrah93) October 29, 2019
Expectedly, his fans went into a frenzy as some hoped a speedy recovery and comeback for him, while many began his birthday countdown. Notably, the bowler will celebrate his 26th birthday on December 6.
Here are some of the reactions from his fans:
Good luck champion 💐💐💐
— दीपेंद्र सिंह राजावत (@bindass_deep) October 29, 2019
Heartily waiting for ur appearance on field. Come stronger Yorker king!!
— PRASHANT PATHAK (@kungfupandya33) October 29, 2019
India need u bumrah_😔😔🙏🙏
— SURESH AKHIL YADAV (@SURESHAKHILYad3) October 29, 2019
Come Back stronger 🔥 !!!!!!
— subhendu Nayak 🇮🇳 (@subhendu25) October 29, 2019
Im waiting chlm… ❤❤ 38-days to go… 🔥🔥🔥advance happy happy birthday chlm…..💥🔥💥
— Greeny (@Greeny39521499) October 29, 2019
So happy & glad to hear that…We need you 100% ready for the tour of New Zealand…
— Sreekanth Nair (@NairShreekanth) October 29, 2019
Bumrah travelled to London with the National Cricket Academy’s (NCA) chief physio Ashish Kaushik for consultations regarding his injury. Following it, the India bowling coach Bharat Arun informed recently that the bowler would not require any surgery and hoped for his return before India’s tour of New Zealand.
“Fast bowling is an unnatural activity. Despite our best efforts, there can be no guarantees. We expect Bumrah to be back sooner than later, hopefully in time for the New Zealand Test series that is our next big challenge. As of now, he doesn’t need surgery,” Arun was quoted as saying in an interview with The Hindu.
Bumrah has risen up to the rank to become India’s leading pacer in just three years after making his debut in the national colours.
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