Mohammed Siraj will take time to adjust, will learn, says Jasprit Bumrah
Mohammed Siraj didn't get the maximum of starts in international cricket as he leaked runs in the 2nd T20 against New Zealand in Rajkot. Played at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Siraj was employed from the 2nd over onwards and by the full time he was done, he'd conceded 53 runs. However, he did open his account with the prized wicket of Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson.Backing his fellow-seamer.
Jasprit Bumrah expects the 23-year-old in the future back and improve next game he plays. “It's okay, it had been his first game. On a hard wicket it's always difficult (to bowl). He's entering the newest team, so that it takes some time for a bowler to adjust. He'll learn,” said Bumrah after New Zealand registered a 40-run win to level the three-match series 1-1. “As a bowler once you get hit, you learn a lot. So I believe following this experience he'll be described as a better bowler when he has another match,” he added.
Jasprit Bumrah expects the 23-year-old in the future back and improve next game he plays. “It's okay, it had been his first game. On a hard wicket it's always difficult (to bowl). He's entering the newest team, so that it takes some time for a bowler to adjust. He'll learn,” said Bumrah after New Zealand registered a 40-run win to level the three-match series 1-1. “As a bowler once you get hit, you learn a lot. So I believe following this experience he'll be described as a better bowler when he has another match,” he added.
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