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Jasprit Bumrah's Brilliant Maiden Over Leaves Ibrahim Zadran Struggling | WATCH VIDEO

Jasprit Bumrah produced a typically disciplined opening over against Afghanistan batter Ibrahim Zadran, conceding no runs from six deliveries. The Indian fast bowler mixed movement, accuracy and subtle changes in length to keep Zadran guessing throughout the over. Despite Zadran attempting to find gaps on either side of the wicket, Bumrah ensured the Afghan opener could not get the scoreboard…

Jasprit Bumrah's Brilliant Maiden Over Leaves Ibrahim Zadran Struggling | WATCH VIDEO

Jasprit Bumrah dazzled with a maiden over as he dismissed Afghanistan's Ibrahim Zadran. The Indian fast bowler kept the Afghan opener scoreless from six deliveries, showcasing discipline and precision. Bumrah mixed his pace with movement and variations, forcing Zadran to chase shadows. Despite Zadran attempting to hit balls to the gaps, Bumrah kept his line and length slick.

The over ended without a single run conceded, marking Bumrah's 13th maiden over in T20Is, a record for a bowler from a full-member nation. For India, Bhuvneshwar Kumar holds the next best figure with ten dot balls in an over. Bumrah's maiden over demonstrated why he remains a formidable opponent for batters in international cricket.

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