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Jasprit Bumrah
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Jasprit Bumrah imitates Anil Kumble's bowling action, former captain says 'well done'

| @indiablooms | Jan 31, 2021, at 10:32 pm

Bangalore: Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah was recently caught on camera imitating former captain Anil Kumble's bowling style while participating in a practice session in the net.

The Indian cricket board BCCI shared the video on Twitter.

Meanwhile, Jasprit's impressive imitratiation even earned Anil Kumble's praise.

He wrote on Twitter: "Well done Boom. Pretty close. You are an inspiration to the next generation of young fast bowlers who are imitating your style. Best wishes for the upcoming series."

Anil Kumble is currently the head coach of IPL team Kings XI Punjab.

He is one of the top spinners who played for the Indian team in the history of the game.

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