Jasprit Bumrah strikes thrice: India’s bowling fightback tests England’s resilience

India’s bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah delivered a crucial fightback against England, taking three wickets for 48 runs in 13 overs, testing the visitors’ resilience after India posted a commanding 471 all out.

England, responding with 209 for three, saw Ollie Pope anchor the innings with an unbeaten 100, providing a vital foothold in the contest. Ben Duckett supported with a robust 62, contributing to a significant 122-run partnership.

"India’s remarkable slingshot could easily have had more than his three for 48 from 13 overs," highlighting Bumrah’s impact in stemming England’s momentum.

The match has been marked by dramatic shifts, including England’s collapse of seven wickets for 41 runs, which allowed India to build a substantial lead.

Bumrah’s performance underscores India’s bowling strength and ability to challenge England’s batting lineup, setting the stage for a gripping contest.

Key stats:
- India’s total: 471 all out
- England’s score: 209 for 3
- Bumrah’s figures: 3 wickets for 48 runs in 13 overs
- Ben Duckett’s score: 62
- Ollie Pope’s unbeaten century: 100 runs

This bowling fightback by India has tested England’s resilience, making the match a compelling battle of skill and endurance.

Jasprit Bumrah’s three wickets for 48 runs in 13 overs sparked India’s bowling resurgence, challenging England’s resilience as they reached 209 for three, with Ollie Pope unbeaten on 100 and Ben Duckett contributing 62 in a 122-run stand during the match following India’s 471 all out.