The India seamer provided the Men in Blue with a fantastic start to the fifth day of The Gabba Test by picking up 2 quick wickets which put Australia under a lot of pressure
After India's first innings ended on Day 5 of Gabba Test, the Australian players had to wait for a long while before they could step on the pitch and play. This was due to a protocol by umpires.
The Indian wicketkeeper-batter completed his 150th dismissal in Test cricket during the second day of the Border-Gavaskar series match at The Gabba
Australian players were asked whether they found Jadeja or Ashwin to be more tough to face, where Travis called Ashwin to be more tough to face.
The India pace spearhead didn't look quite happy as he had to bowl during the first session of the day where the pitch was barely offering any help to him
Australia wrapped up Indian team for 175 runs in their second innings before they comfortably chased a 190-run target and win the Pink-ball Test by 10 wickets
Bumrah, who turned 31 earlier today, became only the third Indian pacer to take 50 or more Test wickets in a calendar year
The fierce spell by Bumrah saw the fall of three key players, namely Usman Khawaja, Nathan McSweeney, and the special wicket of Steven Smith for a golden duck.
Khawaja has accepted that the challenge that Bumrah has in his unique bowling action, which makes it difficult to predict his deliveries
The Baggy Greens have announced a 13-member squad for the first Test in Perth and have included 2 uncapped players in their squad namely - Nathan McSweeney and Josh Inglis