Tim Southee praised Jasprit Bumrah: Said- he has become better than before, best in all three formats

New Zealand’s legendary fast bowler Tim Southee has praised Indian team’s star fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah. Southee believes that Bumrah has become even better after coming back from injury. He is currently the best all-around bowler in the world. Jasprit Bumrah made a comeback in August last year after a long injury. He was away from the cricket field for 11 months due to a back injury. But after returning from injury, Bumrah became more dangerous than before. Bumrah is the best in all three formats Regarding Bumrah’s strong comeback after such a big injury, Tim Southee said, ‘He has definitely been incredible, first of all he came back from his major injury and came back even better than before. Meanwhile, it becomes difficult to play in many formats, but he has done so very easily.’ Southee further said, ‘He is now more experienced and understands his game. He must have come back fresh and recharged after the injury. I think we have seen Bumrah’s brilliant performance in all three formats. He is brilliant in all three formats at the moment. I don’t think there is anyone better than him.’ Bumrah has become even better after his return Bumrah has become even better after his return in August 2023. He has performed brilliantly in all three formats. While he took 20 wickets in the ODI World Cup. At the same time, he hunted 19 batsmen in 4 Test matches against England. While in the T-20 World Cup, he took 15 wickets at an economy of just 4.17 and won the Player of the Tournament title. Bumrah’s challenge will also be in front of New Zealand In October this year, Jasprit Bumrah’s challenge is also going to be in front of Tim Southee’s team. The New Zealand team is going to come to India to play a 3-Test series under the captaincy of Southee. The first Test of this series will be played from October 16, the second Test from October 22 and the third Test from November 1. This series is going to be very important for both the teams in terms of the World Test Championship.