Jasprit Bumrah delights fans with latest image after transparent shorts incident

Jasprit Bumrah's learning ability is known to everyone and even the likes of Lasith Malinga have showered praise on the Indian fast bowler. During last year's Indian Premier League (IPL), Malinga had said that when he met ‘Boom’ for the first time in 2013, he was a young kid. He had pace, but the only thing lacking was accuracy. He was always willing to learn and was extremely committed to the game. He soon realised that in T20s, only skilful players can survive. He learned everything quickly — be it the slower ball, in-swinger or out-swinger. He has that confidence and that’s why he is No. 1 now.

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Jasprit Bumrah transparent shorts image with Virat Kohli

A couple of months back, India's ace bowler was trolled for wearing “transparent shorts” in a picture with the Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli.

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The incident happened in August when the Men in Blue were touring the Carribean for a Tests series. What Bumrah did not realise that the shorts he was wearing were “see-through” and Twitter users claimed that they could see “everything”.

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Jasprit Bumrah's latest photo

This time around, the cricketer seemed to have learnt from his mistakes. Once again the pacer entered the waters for shooting but much to his fans' utter delight, did not repeat the same mistake. Fans were glad that Bumrah decided to stay inside the water and captured a photo in which his body was well covered:

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After suffering a stress fracture, Jasprit Bumrah was rested for series against South Africa and Bangladesh. The pacer is now expected to be back in action and fit to play ahead of India's tour of New Zealand early in 2020.