Danny Morrison showers praises on Jasprit Bumrah: Former New Zealand fast bowler was wax lyrical about the Indian fast bowler.
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Former New Zealand fast bowler and current commentator Danny Morrison is known for hilarious style of commentary. While he doesn’t compromise on the technical side of the game, the manner in which he puts forward his words are liked by the listeners.
In an interview with Sportstar, Morrison praised the ‘healthy mutual respect’ between India captain Virat Kohli and Head Coach Ravi Shastri claiming the latter to be an ‘important cog in the machine’ for Indian cricket.
Legends don’t need to prove their worth to anyone. Great display of class and temperament by Mahi bhai @msdhoni and @imVkohli 👏👏👏
Congratulations on the win!😁#AUSvIND— Jasprit bumrah (@Jaspritbumrah93) January 15, 2019
My world-cup squad with first 11, and back-ups. You are welcome.
1. Rohit
2. Dhawan
3. Kohli
4. Dhoni 12. Rayadu (also back-up opener)
5. Kedar
6. Pant 13. Karthik
7. Hardik
8. Jadeja. 14. Kuldeep 15. Shami
9. Bhuvi
10. Chahal
11. Bumrah— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) January 21, 2019
Currently commentating in the Bangladesh Premier League, Morrison talked about India fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah. A regular in the Indian Premier League, Morrison has seen Bumrah evolve as a bowler right from his IPL debut in 2013.
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“[Jasprit] Bumrah is a classic product of IPL and white-ball cricket development of new breed of India talent. It is fabulous to see the unusual/unorthodox bowling actions still cutting it at the highest levels of the game, unearthing unique talents from the subcontinent,” Morrison said of Bumrah, who is one of the best fast bowlers across formats right now.
Rohit
Bairstow
Virat (c)
Root
Taylor
Rahim (wk)
Shakib
Holder
Rashid
Kuldeep
Bumrah#ICCAwards #NZvIND— Come On Dhoni 🙏🇮🇳 (@madam_jadeja) January 21, 2019
Rohit sharma(c)
Jonny bairstow
Virat kohli
Kane willimson(vc)
Jos buttler (wk)
Tom Curran
Rashid khan
Kuldeep yadav
Trent boult
Kagiso rabada
Jasprit bumrah@samiprajguru @SGanguly99 @virendersehwag— Sudhir (@Iamsudh45) January 21, 2019
Bumrah might have come as a product of a T20 tournament, but the way he has fitted into the Indian team across formats is a lessons for the others who fail to perform outside the bubble of T20 leagues. Perhaps, it is constant learning and delivering which has worked in the favour of the 25-year old fast bowler.
While Bumrah will miss India’s next international assignment, that of the tour of New Zealand, he will be seen in the home series against Australia in March. Going into the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, Bumrah remains a vital part of the Indian team.
