Surprise Pick! Neeraj Chopra feels that it may dominate Indian cricketer Jewelin- Clock. Cricket news
Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra identified the Indian cricket team’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah, which had the ability to excel in the Javelin throw during a special section hosted by Navjot Singh Sidhu. The two -time Olympic gold medalist has done this evaluation based on physical characteristics and techniques that are rapidly with the bowlers. Chopra specifically pointed to Bumrah’s fitness and strength, as the major factors that would make him suitable for a spear throwing if he was not already established in cricket. Chopra said on Star Sports, “I think there will be a fast bowler to make sure. Therefore, I think a fully fitted Bumrah would be good in it. Bumrah’s recent performance in cricket shows his physical skills. In the first Test match against England in Headingly, he took his 14th five wickets in the first innings, although he was unable to take wickets in the second innings. The match resulted in England win as he successfully pursued a target of 371 runs, scoring 149 runs by Ben Docket. The victory gave England a 1-0 lead in the five-match Test series. Bumrah’s figures in 2024 demonstrate their extraordinary abilities. He has taken 78 wickets in just 15 Tests that give birth to all fast bowlers globally during this period.
His charge has been important, bowling 410.4 overs, the highest among all pace bowlers worldwide. It crosses Mitchell Starc of Australia, who bowled 362.3 overs and England’s Gas Atkinson with 328 overs and 54 wickets. Among the Indian bowlers, Ravindra Jadeja is the only other player to exceed 400 overs to bowl 400.1 overs. Mohammad Siraj, who has played matches similar to Bumrah, bowled 355.3 overs.Quiz: Who is that IPL player? Due to the ideas of the workload management, Bumrah is expected to relax for the upcoming testing in Edgbaston. Despite his excellent performance in the Headingley Test, Siraj is expected to lead the speed attack. The second test of the series is scheduled to begin on July 2 in Birmingham, where India will try to level the series against England. This discussion about Bumrah’s ability in Jewelin throw highlights the crossover of athletic capabilities between cricket and track and field events, especially similarities in physical needs between fast bowling and spear throwing. The announcement was made as part of the promotion for the upcoming Neeraj Chopra Classic Javalin Throw event, which was determined for July 5, which would be aired on Star Sports.
