Jasprit Bumrah posts witty play of words on social media

Indian cricketer Jasprit Bumrah is still recovering from a lower back injury which he sustained before the series against South Africa. The injury prompted him to be left out of the Indian squad from the ongoing home season. The pacer missed out on home series against South Africa and is all set to miss out on the upcoming Tests against Bangladesh as well. In the meantime, the cricketer recently took to Instagram to post a picture of himself enjoying his time by the sea.

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Jasprit Bumrah posts witty caption in Instagram post

In his Instagram post, the cricketer posted a picture of himself bathing in the sea. He also posted a witty caption as can be seen above. The caption, which reads “Seas the day!”, was posted one day after India’s series-clinching win against the visiting Bangladesh team. Bumrah’s rhetorical caption appeared to laud the team’s winning effort in the third T20I at Nagpur.

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On Sunday, team India and Bangladesh faced in the final game of the three-match T20I series. The Indian team batted first and posted 174-5 in 20 overs after Shreyas Iyer’s blitzkrieg 62 not out from just 33 balls. In response, the visitors run-chase derailed in their final five overs as they lost a flurry of wickets after the dismissal of their top-scoring Mohammad Naim. Indian pacer Deepak Chahar registered best-ever bowling figures in T20 internationals with 6-7 from 3.2 overs. The 27-year old also accounted for the final three Bangladeshi wickets with a hat-trick. In doing so, Chahar became the first-ever Indian male cricketer to achieve this feat in T20Is. The two teams will now face each other in the upcoming Ganguly-Durjoy Test series starting from November 14 onwards.

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