During the second T20I encounter against Ireland, Jasprit Bumrah maintained his impressive play.
Since making a full recovery from his injury, Jasprit Bumrah has been pretty impressive for the Indian cricket team, and on Sunday, he was once more among the wicket-takers as his team won for the second time in a row. Bumrah, who is also the captain for the current T20I series against Ireland, claimed two wickets for just 15 runs while also turning in an outstanding performance in the final over of the game. In his penultimate over of the Ireland innings, the 29-year-old bowler did not allow even one run to be scored. The joint-highest number of any bowler in the T20I format, Bumrah bowled his 10th maiden over. He beat his countryman Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s previous record, but it only took him 25 fewer games to accomplish the remarkable achievement.
Frank Nsubuga, a Ugandan cricketer, has 15 first innings in T20 international matches, although neither his country’s team nor he himself have participated in the T20 World Cup.
Bumrah also passed Hardik Pandya to become India’s third-highest T20I wicket-taker during the game. In the game’s shortest format, he now has 74 wickets.
India won the second T20 International by 33 runs over Ireland, taking a commanding 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
When India batted first, they amassed a respectable 185 for 5, thanks in large part to vice-captain Ruturaj Gaikwad’s 58 off 42 balls, Sanju Samson’s 40 off 26 deliveries, and Rinku Singh’s entertaining 38 off 21 balls.
Ireland’s response saw them held to 152 for 8, with Prasidh Krishna collecting 2 for 29 and Ravi Bishnoi grabbing 2 for 37. Jasprit Bumrah, the captain, finished with a 2/15.
