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IND Vs AUS: Jasprit Bumrah is unlikely to bowl today due to an injury that caused him to leave the Sydney Ground

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Jasprit Bumrah and medical personnel departed the Sydney Cricket Ground. His reason for leaving the pitch is unknown.

Before leaving the field following the lunch break, Bumrah bowled just one over. He is in charge of Team India in the current Test match. While Virat Kohli took over as captain of India, he was brought to the neighboring hospital for scans.

On the second day of the fifth and final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the SCG in Sydney, India’s substitute captain Jasprit Bumrah got off the pitch due to a niggle, and Virat Kohli assumed the role of captain. 

The World’s No. 1 fast bowler has left the pitch with the Indian team doctor for scans, although HT can vouch for the fact that the severity and form of Bumrah’s injuries are yet unknown.

Images that were broadcast on Star Sports showed Bumrah leaving the ground in a car while wearing the training outfit and being driven to the city hospital nearby.

On Saturday, Bumrah first left the pitch at lunchtime, but he returned to bowl one over after the break. However, he once more exited the pitch. Abhimanyu Easwaran, a substitute fielder, took his spot on the pitch. 

At Saturday’s stroke, Bumrah made his first appearance off the pitch. It is possible that Bumrah told Kohli about his discomfort while bowling during their brief conversation before he left the pitch. Kohli thereafter assumed responsibility for captaincy. 

This Test and the series’ outcome may be significantly impacted by Bumrah’s injury. In addition to being India’s finest stroke bowler, he is also the captain for his Test match instead of normal captain Rohit Sharma, who opted to sit out the series final because of his dismal batting performance.

Jasprit Bumrah breaks a 46-year-old record and makes history in Australia 

When Bumrah dismissed overnight batsman Marnus Labuschagne early on Day 2 with a delivery that shaped away after pitching around the off stump, he gave India a fantastic start to the day.

With his 32nd wicket of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Bumrah topped the record of Indian bowlers in Australia in terms of wickets taken. He beat the long-standing record held by the great Bishan Singh Bedi.

During the 1977-78 season, the former left-arm spinner claimed 31 wickets. In the same series, BS Chandrasekhar had also taken 28 wickets. 

In the final ball of Day 1, following a heated argument with Sam Konstas, Bumrah tied the score by substituting Usman Khawaja for Bedi. 

Seven down for Australia

After 45 overs, Australia had lost seven wickets for 162. the second day began with Bumrah taking out Mrnus Labuschagne early on. The umpire on the pitch had declared him not out.

After Team India contested the ruling, it was revealed through replays that he had nicked the ball to wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant.

Sam Konstas and Travis Head were taken out by Mohammed Siraj. Steve Smith finished the first session with a vital 33 before leaving. With a half-century to his credit, debutant Beau Webster is doing well at bat.

He also scored 25 runs with Pat Cummins and 41 runs with Alex Carey for the sixth wicket. We now have Mitchell Starc with him. Australia leads the five-match Test series 2-1.

The cricket community is now eagerly awaiting word on his status, hoping that it is only a precaution and not a major issue.

India’s chances in this game and the rest of the series will depend on Bumrah’s possible return tomorrow due to his significance to the Indian bowling unit and his outstanding form.

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