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'Jahanpanah Tussi Great Ho,' Netizens Bow Down To Bumrah As He Draws Early Blood On Day 2

Sakshi Sharma

Jasprit Bumrah vs Australia on Day 2 (Source:@Jaspritbumrah93,x.com)Jasprit Bumrah vs Australia on Day 2 (Source:@Jaspritbumrah93,x.com)

Jasprit Bumrah once again showcased his class on Day 2 of the ongoing second Test between India and Australia at the Adelaide Oval. In his early spell, Bumrah made headlines and dismissed two crucial wickets that of Nathan McSweeney and talismanic batter Steve Smith. His magic with the ball has been a ray of hope for India and on Saturday (December 7), and Bumrah yet again proved why he is one of the best bowlers in cricket.

Talking about the match, after Jasprit Bumrah removed Nathan McSweeney, Australia was looking to steady the ship with the arrival of Steve Smith. However, Bumrah's precision and skill saw the legendary Australian batter fall for just two runs. It was the third time Bumrah had gotten the better of Smith. 

As soon as Bumrah showcased his class, fans took to Twitter to express their excitement and admiration for the pacer's brilliance. Here’s a look at some of the standout reactions:











Australian Bowlers Dominate On Day 1

Day 1 of the Adelaide Oval belonged to Mitchell Starc because of his spectacular bowling display. After winning the toss, Rohit Sharma chose to bat first, but the team struggled against Starc's fierce pace. He delivered a remarkable performance, and took 6 wickets and shattered India’s top and middle order.

Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed for a duck, while KL Rahul and Shubman Gill showed moments of promise but couldn’t convert them into substantial scores. Starc's second spell led to a rapid collapse, and India was all out for a mere 180 runs. 

In response, Australia batted cautiously in the challenging pink-ball conditions. Jasprit Bumrah found his groove early as he took the wicket of Usman Khawaja. By the close of play of Day 1, Australia stood at 86/1.