England pacer Chris Woakes believes that Indian bowler Jasprit Bumrah is the best bowler in the world at the moment as he can bowl in all three formats of the game. The 29-year-old has made an impressive comeback for his team after a long injury break and could play a key role in the team’s World Cup chances.
Bumrah was the best answer to India’s quest for a fast bowler who can perform in all formats. The Indian team uses him as a trump card and bowls to him whenever they need a wicket. The pacer has repaid the trust of the team management by providing memorable performances for the team over the years.
In an interview with Wisden, Chris Woakes named Jasprit Bumrah the world’s best bowler in all formats, citing his unique bowling action, yorkers and slow balls. We emphasized the breakneck speed. Pretty deadly for any form of gaming.
“In my opinion, Jasprit Bumrah is probably number one in all formats.” What he does is pretty sensational and he’s unique, right? His actions are second to none. Unlike the player, he has a high pace, slow ball, and has a yorker at the top. “He has everything you need as a white-ball bowler,” Woakes insisted.
His lively bowling and strange bowling action make the job difficult for batsmen. Bumrah can change his plans on the fly depending on changing situations and circumstances. The right-arm pacer is a perfect bowler with the old and new balls and can be deployed in the middle overs when his team needs wickets at crucial moments of the match.
Jasprit Bumrah has made a remarkable comeback after being laid off due to injury. He missed almost a year of cricket for India due to a stress fracture in his right arm, but later returned in the Ireland series and had a very impressive performance for the team in the 2023 Asia Cup.
The right-arm pacer has remained India’s best bowler in all three formats since his debut with the Men in Blue in international cricket. The speedster’s signing will be very important for his team in the ODI World Cup 2023 as the team would like to get their hands on his first ICC trophy in 10 years.
