Jasprit Bumrah will get PHD degree! Will you become a 'professor' and give lectures to young bowlers?

• Jasprit Bumrah is India's leading fast bowler
  
• Bumrah can swing the ball from both sides
  
• Ian Bishop praised Jasprit Bumrah
  

Jasprit Bumrah is currently counted among the best fast bowlers not only in India but around the world. Bumrah can swing from both sides with the new ball and can also reverse swing if the ball is old. Furthermore, he is capable of making a difference whether it is initiating the powerplay, breaking partnerships in the middle overs or in the death overs. This art of bowling in any situation and with any ball makes him special. Not only this, his ability is the same in all three formats of T20, ODI and Test cricket. Now seeing this specialty of his, former West Indies cricketers are not tired of praising him. He has also talked about giving PhD degree in bowling to Bumrah.

Will Bumrah become a professor?

Former West Indies cricketer Ian Bishop has praised Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah and called him a 'professor'. He said that if it had been in his hands, he would have got him a PhD in fast bowling. The bishop did not stop there, he praised his skills and gave him a piece of advice. Bishop has asked Bumrah to take bowling classes. He said that one should not wait to retire, he is a great communicator and an expert in the art of bowling. Therefore, he should give lectures on fast bowling to the upcoming young seam bowlers.

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Batsman helpless in front of Bumrah

Jasprit Bumrah is in great form after returning from injury. First in Asia Cup, then in World Cup and now in IPL, he has shown amazing performance with his bowling. Bumrah is the purple cap holder with 13 wickets in 7 matches this season at an impressive average of 12.85. Batsmen appear helpless in front of his fast yorker. Other bowlers are performing poorly in the IPL, on the other hand, Bumrah is giving runs at an economy of less than 6. Not only this, he has also achieved the feat of taking 3 wickets twice and 5 wickets once in this season.