IND vs Eng: Jaspreet Bumrah’s wife shared the adorable photo of the son after the semen’s fee in Headingley – see the pick. Cricket news
Jasprit Bumrah’s wife, Sanjana Ganason shared a picture, appears to be of her son Angad, on the same day on Instagram, Indian Seamar completed five wicket race during the first Test against England in Headingly. In an Instagram Story, Gensenon posted a picture of a child with a red cricket ball in his hands with “England”, “Jaspreet Bumrah” and written on her bowling figures of “24.4-5-83-5” written on it.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Bumrah Leeds had a one-person show for Indian bowling, as he was responsible for the wickets of Zak Croly, Ben Docket, Joe Root, Chris Woakes and Josh Tongs to enter 5/83 figures. Mohammad Siraj (2/122) and Prasad Krishna (3/128) were going to take other wickets for India as England posted 465 on the board, which was shy of six runs out of the first innings of 471 in India’s first innings.
In the event of bowling, Bumrah said, “It is a very good wicket to bat in this moment. This is a little two books, there is no big monster in the wicket. Due to the weather, the new ball will swing, but you hope in Test cricket. We would like to get a big clan and get that cushion,” Bumrah said on the bowling situation.There could be more wickets than Indian seamar, Indian fielding was kept to mark and it did not overseas. However, there were big criminals, six catches that went down.
After Jaspreet Bumrah, Sanjana used to take a thread in Ganeson’s Instagram Story Headingley.
“Yes, just for a second. But you understand that you can’t really sit and cry, don’t you? You have to move forward with the game. Therefore, what I want to do is not to take it to your head far and take it too far and try and forget it quickly because they are all new to the game.“Sometimes it is difficult to see the ball and no one is deliberately pouring.He said, “This is part of the game and parcel. Obviously, if it (catch) must have been taken first, it is good, but people will learn from this experience.”
