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Bumrah, who made history ahead of the fifth and final Test against Australia by recording the highest-ever ICC Rankings rating for an Indian bowler at 907 points, improved that tally by one point after taking two wickets in the first innings at the SCG
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Bumrah couldn't bowl in the final innings of the series here after suffering back spasms
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A little frustrating but sometimes you have to respect your body, and you can't fight your body. Sometimes you have to accept. Would have loved to bowl on the spiciest wicket of the series. Just had a little discomfort after the first innings,' said Bumrah in the post-match presentation ceremony
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It was largely due to Pant's breathtaking knock that India finished the second day at 141 for 6 for an overall lead of 145
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Bumrah's presence will be pivotal as India is precariously placed at 141 for six with an overall lead of just 145 against Australia in the fifth Test
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Fox Sports and Channel Seven broadcasters captured footage of Bumrah leaving India’s dressing room and heading out of the ground in a car. He was seen wearing a team tracksuit, accompanied by the team doctor and integrity manager Anshuman Upadhyay.
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Rohit will be dropped on the basis of form after Gambhir made it clear that performance is the only thing that would keep a player in the dressing room helmed by him
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The right-handed Bumrah, considered as the world's best fast bowler across formats, has caused plenty of trouble for the Australian batters and has taken 30 wickets in four Tests
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Cricket Australia names India's premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah as captain, Yashasvi Jaiswal in the Men's Test Team of the Year 2024, which features players from six countries
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After making a comeback to Test cricket in the Centurion Test against South Africa in 2023 following a back surgery, Bumrah emerged as a dominant force in 2024, topping the bowling charts with an impressive 71 wickets in 13 Tests—the highest by any bowler this year.
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In the last session of the day, India were in deep trouble after the dismissal of Ravindra Jadeja (77) as they were 33 runs behind the follow-on total. Akash joined his senior bowling partner in the middle and went on to play a memorable knock for India as the pair stitched an unbeaten 39-run partnership off 51 balls
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Steve Smith scores unbeaten 65 as Australia take control of second day's proceedings, reaching 234 for 3 at tea in third Test
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Bumrah removes Usman Khawaja (21), caught by Rishabh Pant, while Nathan McSweeney (9) was caught by Virat Kohli in the second slip
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Invited to bat, Usman Khawaja (19 batting) and Nathan McSweeney (4 batting) negotiated the new ball well as the first session was marred by rain
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India's famous win at the Gabba on their previous tour came when the game was scheduled in the second half of the series
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Smith was among Bumrah's victims during a devastating opening spell in the first innings, where the pacer tore through the Australian top-order.
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Stand-in skipper Bumrah returned with excellent match figures of 8 for 72 as India crushed Australia by 295 runs to take 1-0 lead in the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
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Bumrah, the mastermind behind India’s remarkable victory in Perth, claimed eight wickets, effectively dismantling Australia’s batting lineup. His game-changing spell of 5-30 secured a crucial 46-run lead after India was bowled out for 150 on day one. He added three more wickets in the second innings, sealing a monumental overseas Test victory—India's third-largest Test win away from home.
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"Not sure whether I will be going, fingers crossed," Rohit said after India's 25-run loss in the third Test to New Zealand
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Pacer Siraj returns to the side in place of Bumrah, who has not fully recovered from his viral illness