Updated On: 28 July, 2025 02:14 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Bumrah was advised not to play consecutive Test matches, considering his workload management. Following the advice from the professionals, the management decided to play the pacer in just three out of five games

Jasprit Bumrah (Pic: X/@ICC)
After drawing the fourth Test match in Manchester, Team India will now shift their focus to the fifth and final clash at the Oval. Currently, the five-match Test series between Team India and England reads 1-2 with the 'Three Lions' having the upper hand.
Ahead of the last Test, India will look to go for a tie, for which the presence of lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah will be crucial.
Earlier, Bumrah was advised not to play consecutive Test matches, considering his workload management. Following the advice from the professionals, the management decided to play the pacer in just three out of five games.