MI Pacer Jasprit Bumrah shares cryptic 'Silence' post on social media amid Hardik Pandya trade saga

The defeat in the World Cup final has been pretty difficult to bear with. It was supposed to be a smooth campaign but a disappointing end to the tournament shattered all hopes and another four years of waiting is in the offing. Amidst the World Cup saga, the IPL 2024 auction is emerging ahead pretty thick and fast.

3 things you need to know

• Jasprit Bumrah has been one of the most consistent fast bowlers
• He has been an integral part of Mumbai Indians
• Bumrah finished the World Cup with 20 wickets

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Jasprit Bumrah's Instagram story left everyone puzzled

Mumbai Indians have been one of the most successful franchises in the history of the IPL and they recently brought back their prodigal child Hardik Pandya. But it seems all is not well at Mumbai Indians. Jasprit Bumrah's cryptic Instagram story left everyone guessing. The Indian speedster posted a quote which read, “Silence is sometimes the best answer.”The meaning of this post is yet to be encrypted as social media has been full of speculations.

Some fans insist it might be regarding India's failure at the World Cup. Bumrah was one of the best performers in the tournament but failed to shine on judgment day as the Men in Blue succumbed to a six-wicket defeat against the Aussies.

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People have started to speculate about Jasprit Bumrah's Mumbai Indians future

A section of other fans are also contemplating that it could be related to Hardik Pandya's arrival in Mumbai. His potential return means Bumrah will now fall in the pecking order when it comes to captaincy. Hardik is considered to be the automatic choice when Rohit hangs up his boots in the near future.

However, everything is based on complete guesswork as only the fast bowler can tell what he meant to express through his Instagram story. Bumrah had a fantastic World Cup picking up 20 wickets and he is definitely in line to represent the Men in Blue in the 2027 World Cup.