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They won’t tire me out: Jasprit Bumrah shuts down Bazball approach ahead of IND vs ENG Test series

They won’t tire me out: Jasprit Bumrah shuts down Bazball approach ahead of IND vs ENG Test series

IND vs ENG Test: Jasprit Bumrah can't relate to Bazball, shuts down England's aggressive approach before upcoming series

The England Cricket Team is expected to unleash their Bazball on India in the IND vs ENG Test Series. However, India’s star pacer Jasprit Bumrah claims that he is unable to relate to the term ‘Bazball’. However, the 30-year old has claimed that England has showed the world that Test Cricket can be played with a different way.

Under the guidance of head coach Brendon McCullum, England has adopted a new aggressive style of playing. Batters play fast cricket to pile up huge runs within a short span of time. Bumrah claimed that England with this new approach has been playing successful cricket.

“As a bowler, what I think is that it keeps me in play. And if they’re going for it, playing so fast, they won’t tire me out, I could get heaps [of wickets]. I always think about how I can use things to my advantage. Kudos to them but, as a bowler, you’re in the game,” said Jasprit Bumrah to The Guardian.

“I don’t really relate to the term Bazball. But they are playing successful cricket and the aggressive route of taking the opposition on, showing the world there’s another way to play Test cricket.”

Jasprit Bumrah has claimed that he won’t be tired out with England’s new aggressive approach. He has appreciated England’s game style but that won’t be a problem for Bumrah.

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