ENG VS IND: IRFAN PATHAN questions Jasprit Bumrah’s workload strategy after loss loss

The third party of the series between England and India It was a striking and hard striking strip contest. In a nail finish, the hosts managed to gain a narrow victory of 22. The consequences of the game led to a large number of reactions on social media, with fans and experts to express strong opinions on team tactics and individual performances. Among the notable voices were ex-Ronda Indi IRFAN PATHANwho openly questioned the management of Jasprit bumrah’s Workload, adding fuel to an already heated post-party debate.

IRFAN PATHH Skin a subtle excavation in Jasprit Bumrah’s workload management

IRFAN said that talking about Bumrah’s workload management on your YouTube channel Ben Stokes He turned a 9.2 marathon spell in the morning, calling him a 4D player who beats, bowls and contributes to the outputs. He noted that the workload does not matter when Stokes Balls while still a problem with the Indian team.

Iraph said that Bumrah turned only five points and then stopped even when Root Joe He beat, in a crucial phase when the party needed control. He added that the workload must be managed when the players do not play, but once in the field, there should be no workload. The only approach should be to win and give it all.

“Ben Stokes in the morning bowls a 9.2 spell. There is no workload. IRFAN said to his YouTube channel.

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Pathan also makes a neglected shot from Yasasvi Jaiswal to the fourth crucial post

Irfan criticized more Yasse jiswalBy claiming that the young batter would also look at the trait he played. He said that if someone was in the dressing room thinking as Jaiswal’s older brother, they would have thrown his ears, saying -there was no need to play this trait. IRFAN added that Jaiswal could have easily left it, as it was out of the strain outside the strain.

IRFAN also criticized Yasasvi Jaiswal, saying: “Yasasvi Jaiswal will also look back the trait he played. If you were in the dressing room and think that like his older brother, you would have thrown his ears, saying -there was no need to play this trait. He could have left him because he was very out of the strain.”

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