IND vs SA live: From debutant Cape Town four years ago, Jasprit Bumrah leads India’s pace attack with five-wicket haul – Jasprit Bumrah returned to Cape Town in style with the Indian pacer pulling strings for India on Day 2 of the IND vs SA 3rd Test. Bumrah has had fond memories at Newlands, having made his debut at the venue 4 years ago. The Indian pacer picked up brilliant five wicket-haul to help bundle South Africa 210. Follow Insidesport.in for all IND vs SA live updates
IND vs SA live: From debutant Cape Town four years ago, Jasprit Bumrah leads India’s pace attack with five-wicket haul
Jasprit Bumrah clinched the seventh five-wicket haul of his career with the Indian pacer helping India bundle out the Proteas 210. Bumrah’s spell helped the visitors clinch a 13-run lead in what is a series decider at Newlands. The Indian pace ace has had fond memories of Cape Town, having made his debut at the same venue four years ago.
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Bumrah had a good outing in Cape Town, picking up the wicket of AB de Villiers as his first Test scalp. The Indian pacer followed it up with a three-wicket haul in the second innings, making a perfect start to life in the longest format of the game. Bumrah has never looked back since, rising to the spearhead of the Indian pace attack.
“Playing in South Africa, I made my Test debut on this ground so it is special to come back to this ground where I started my Test journey. We were trying to focus on the game, we are trying to focus on what we can do and everyone wants to contribute. We wanted to create pressure,” Bumrah said.
IND vs SA live: From debutant Cape Town four years ago, Jasprit Bumrah leads India’s pace attack with five-wicket haul
Bumrah gave Team India a great start on Day 2 dismissing Aiden Markram with the second ball of the day having already dismissed Dean Elgar on Day 1. The Indian pace then dismissed the set Keegan Petersen, before cleaning up Marco Jansen and Lungi Ngidi to claim his fifer.
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