Paras Mhambrey, India’s bowling coach, complimented Jasprit Bumrah after his remarkable bowling performance on Day 3 of the Hyderabad Test against England. This performance helped India stay ahead even after Ollie Pope’s standout century for England.
The first innings of India wrapped up at 436, and England dipped to a score of 163/5. Despite this, Pope (148* off 208) gave England a lift, scoring a noteworthy hundred. By the end of Day 3, England secured a 126 runs lead with a score of 316/6 in the second innings.
Before, Bumrah played a crucial role in getting key players Ben Duckett and Joe Root out, pressuring England. Post-third day’s play, Mhambrey acknowledged Bumrah’s significant efforts.
The former India bowler also lauded Bumrah for his positive effect in the locker room.
Furthermore, Mhambrey allayed fears regarding Bumrah’s fitness. The fast bowler was observed taking medication near the close of the day’s play, but his coach stressed that he was only suffering from cramps.
“Not looking at a particular target” – Paras Mhambrey
When asked about their preparations for Day 4, the Indian bowling coach said they don’t have any specific objectives in mind, but they would try to get the remaining England wickets as soon as possible.
When questioned whether the pitch provides aid to bowlers, Paras Mhambrey added:
On Day 3, England headed to stumps with Rehan Ahmed (16* off 31) to keep Pope company.