Jasprit Bumrah Prepares for Lord's Test After Impressive Net Sessions

As the Indian cricket team prepares for the historic Test at Lord's, Jasprit Bumrah is set to make a comeback after a successful stint in the nets. His absence during the Edgbaston Test raised questions, but India's victory silenced critics. Bumrah's previous performance in Leeds showcased his potential, and fans are eager to see him deliver again. Despite a less-than-stellar record at Lord's, his recent training indicates he is ready to make an impact. The team's careful management of his workload following an injury has proven effective, setting the stage for an exciting match ahead.
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Jasprit Bumrah Prepares for Lord's Test After Impressive Net Sessions

India Gears Up for Lord's Test

The Indian cricket team is in full swing as they prepare for the upcoming Test match at Lord's during their tour of England. Captain Shubman Gill's decision to leave out star bowler Jasprit Bumrah for the Edgbaston Test raised eyebrows, with many former players labeling it a risky choice. However, India proved their critics wrong by securing a convincing victory, making their mark in cricket history. Now, as they head to the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground, Bumrah is expected to make his return.


Bumrah's Intense Practice Sessions

After a stellar five-wicket performance in Leeds, Bumrah is ready to unleash his fiery bowling at Lord's. He was rested for the second Test as part of a strategic workload management plan. During practice, he showcased excellent form, troubling even the Indian batsmen with his fast deliveries. Fans are eager to see him replicate this level of performance in the upcoming Test.


Bumrah's Performance History at Lord's

Despite Bumrah's impressive bowling average of 26 in England, his record at Lord's is less than stellar. He has played only one Test at this prestigious venue, back in 2021, where he managed to take just three wickets. In that match, he bowled 26 overs in the first innings without taking a wicket but bounced back in the second innings with three wickets.


Importance of Rest for Injury Prevention

Previously, Bumrah was part of the Indian squad during the Australian tour, where he delivered an outstanding performance, claiming 32 wickets over five matches at an average of just 13. Unfortunately, he suffered a back injury during the final match, sidelining him for three months. Since then, the team's management has been cautious with his workload, a strategy that seems to be paying off during the current England tour.


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