Sunil Gavaskar has explained why Jasprit Bumrah will become the next India captain after his performance during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against australia. Bumrah's captaincy received immense praise from all corners.

India star bowler and new captain Jasprit Burmrah has been taken to a hospital for scans on an unspecified injury during the second day of the fifth and final test against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Sunil Gavaskar wants Jasprit Bumrah to take over India’s captaincy from Rohit Sharma when the time comes. He said that Bumrah has the qualities of a captain and he doesn’t make his teammates feel too ‘pressurised’.

Despite poor run with bat Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will be forming the core of Indian batting. There is also concerns over the availability of pace duo of Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami.

World Cup winner with India Balwinder Sandhu does not believe in the concept of workload management for bowlers.

Legend Sunil Gavaskar has backed star bowler Jasprit Bumrah as a future captain of the Indian Test team. This comes after Bumrah's phenomenal showing in the recently-concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia, where he took 32 wickets from five matches and was declared Player of the Series.

India's 3-1 defeat in Australia exposed the fragility of their top order, but equally unmissable was how much they rely on pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, who gave it all until he broke down in the series finale in Sydney.

Jasprit Bumrah has consulted a NZ surgeon and will reportedly be a part of the squad. However, he will play only if he feels well after bowling again.

Jasprit Bumrah isn't just likely to miss the upcoming ODIs against England but is in doubt for Champions Trophy too.

Aussie opener Sam Konstas has failed to fire upon his BBL return alongside David Warner at the Sydney Thunder after Aussie cricket legend Ricky Ponting questioned the youngster's batting approach. Konstas has divided fans with his fearless approach after earning his debut against India at the MCG,

India’s hopes of leveling the series after a heartbreaking one-run loss in the thrilling first Paytm T20I against West Indies were dashed when the second and the final match was called off due to wet patches on the outfield following rain.