Indian national cricket team fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has been on fire with the ball in the ongoing fourth test against Australia national cricket team. The match between the two teams takes place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne.
Bumrah played his heart out and brought the Indian national cricket team back into the game in the ongoing match. The fast bowler, who was taken for a couple of runs in the first innings, made a sensational comeback in the second innings.
Jasprit Bumrah exacted his revenge after removing Sam Konstas
Bumrah exacted his revenge perfectly after removing Sam Konstas and then never looked back as he was all over the Australian national cricket team batsmen. The premier pacer continued his golden touch and picked wickets at crucial intervals for the team.
With the way Bumrah was bowling, only Marnus Labuschagne looked the most convincing Australian batsman. But it is fair to say that the batsman had a bit of luck and had that not happened, the vice-captain of the Indian national cricket team would surely have had his number.
Bumrah beat Marnus Labuschagne a couple of times on both ends and it happened consistently in the 52nd over as the pacer was all over the place but the advantage was not taken. This led to the batsman of the Indian national cricket team taunting the batsman of the Australian national cricket team.
Watch: 'Probably the luckiest player I've seen in my entire life' – Jasprit Bumrah to Marnus Labuschagne
Jasprit Bumrah was heard telling Marnus Labuschagne, “Probably the luckiest player I've seen in my entire life.”
Here is the video:
Bumrah at Labuschagne:
“Probably the luckiest player I've seen in my entire life.”#INDvsAUS pic.twitter.com/YajBa3FPKR
— Shoaib ilyas (@Shoaibilyas76) December 29, 2024
Jasprit Bumrah was all over Marnus Labuschagne in the ongoing second innings. The fast bowler bowled 60 balls to the batsman, who managed just 24 runs. The right-hander also missed 11 balls and edged three balls to go with just two boundaries.
Bumrah vs Labuschagne in this innings
60 balls
24 runs
He missed 11
Edge 3
Two X 4s
Mohammed Siraj ends Marnus Labuschagne's painful innings, batsmen slam second half-century of the match
While Jasprit Bumrah was unlucky to remove Marnus Labuschagne, it was Mohammed Siraj who did. The pacer of the Indian national cricket team caught the batsman lbw and this broke the backbone of the Australian national cricket team as the best batsman of the innings made a comeback.
Mohammed Siraj bowled a delivery that suddenly came from outside off. Marnus Labuschagne was caught in the crease as he looked to block but missed to be hit on the back foot. Although the batsman opted for DRS, it was the umpire's call to strike.
Marnus Labuschagne finished with a score of 70 runs from 139 balls to go with three boundaries. This was his second half-century in the game and he will be confident going into the final match of the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Clock: Jasprit Bumrah bowls Alex Carey with a peach on day 4 of the Boxing Day Test