New Zealand star pacer Trent Boult has chosen Indian bowler Jasprit Bumrah as his favorite cricketer in the world right now. He has ignored the likes of Virat Kohli, Kane Williamson, Rohit Sharma and Steve Smith due to his ability to bowl in all three formats.
29-year-old Bumrah has made a spectacular return to the team after a lengthy injury and could play a key role in the team’s chances in the ongoing ODI World Cup in India.
The Indian team uses him as a trump card and bowls to him whenever the team needs a wicket. This pacer has repaid the trust of the team management over the years as he provides memorable performances for the team in all three game formats.
In an interview with Star Sports, when Trent Boult was asked to choose his favorite cricketer in world cricket, he named Jasprit Bumrah as his favorite cricketer in modern cricket.
“My favorite cricketer right now is Jasprit Bumrah,” said Trent Boult.
Jasprit Bumrah has made a spectacular comeback from injury. He missed almost a year of cricket for India due to a stress fracture in his right arm, but made a comeback in the Ireland series and has been very impressive for the team in the 2023 Asia Cup and the main event currently being held in India. .
The right-arm pacer’s form and fitness will be crucial for the Indian team in the World Cup. The Indian team had not won a single ICC trophy after winning the Champions Trophy in 2013 under the leadership of the legendary MS Dhoni, but the ODI World Cup gave them the opportunity to It gives us a chance to win the championship for the first time in 12 years. .
Trent Boult is currently part of the New Zealand national team and was a key member of the team in the 2015 and 2019 ODI World Cups. He bowled brilliantly for the Blackcaps with the new ball and his superb performance helped New Zealand earn him two points. Consecutive finals appearances. Going forward, he could play a key role in the team’s success in India.
In the meantime, Boult brings a wealth of experience to the team, which only enhances his prospects. At the World Cup, his knowledge and experience of the Indian situation will come in handy for the Kiwis in the main tournament. The left-arm pacer is expected to play an important role for the team in the ODI World Cup.
