Updated On: 02 July, 2025 07:57 PM IST | Birmingham | mid-day online correspondent
Captain Shubman Gill confirmed Bumrah’s much-anticipated comeback on Wednesday, shedding light on the team’s strategic approach to managing the pacer’s workload during this demanding five-match series. Bumrah, who featured in the opening Test at Leeds, that India lost by five wickets, was given a breather for the second encounter at Edgbaston

Jasprit Bumrah (Pic: AFP)
India’s premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is all set to return to the playing eleven for the third Test against England at Lord’s next week, after being rested for the ongoing second Test in Birmingham.
Captain Shubman Gill confirmed Bumrah’s much-anticipated comeback on Wednesday, shedding light on the team’s strategic approach to managing the pacer’s workload during this demanding five-match series.
Bumrah, who featured in the opening Test at Leeds, that India lost by five wickets, was given a breather for the second encounter at Edgbaston. The decision to rest him was in line with the team management’s carefully charted plan to keep their strike bowler fresh, especially given the gruelling nature of Test cricket and the pivotal role he plays in India’s attack.