These 2 Indian bowlers were buried in the glow of Jasprit Bumrah, whose wicket comes out on every ball

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Jasprit Bumrah: Jasprit Bumrah has become a name in Indian cricket, whose fast bowling, yorker and control in the death overs have made him an integral part of Team India. But behind this glow of Jaspreet Bumrah, there are many promising Indian bowlers who performed brilliantly in domestic cricket, took wickets in every match, but they could not get a chance in the team. Let’s know about those two bowlers….

The two bowlers we are talking about in the glow of Jasprit Bumrah is 31 -year -old fast bowlers Basil Thampi and Ishan Porel. Thampi plays domestic cricket for Kerala, known for his yorker specialty and speed of 140+km/h.

He performed strongly in the IPL for teams like Gujarat Lions and Sunrisers Hyderabad, especially from Sunrisers in 2017. Due to his brilliant performance, he also got the title of “Emerging Player of the Year”.

Basil Thampi did not get a chance to debut for Team India despite continuously performing well in domestic cricket. The biggest reason for this was Jasprit Bumrah’s death overs and mastered the yorker. This is why Thampi was ignored.

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Fast bowler Ishan Porel, who drew attention to everyone by performing brilliantly in the 2018 Under-19 World Cup. This 26 -year -old bowler playing from Bengal was considered the star of the future at that time.

Limited speed, A crowd of senior bowlers stopped the way

On the tour of Australia, Ishan was sent with Team India as a net bowler, but a hamstring injury snatched his opportunity. Ishan Porel has performed tremendously in the Bharat A and Ranji Trophy.

The average speed of less than 140 km/h and the presence of established bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammad Siraj and Umesh Yadav in the team stopped their way. The selectors’ priority got high speed and experience, and bowlers like Ishan remained out of the team.

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