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"Raat Mein Chashme Pehne Hai": Bumrah Trolls Teammate As India Leave For England



Bumrah and Gill - (Source :@ScrenGrab/BCCI/X.Com)Bumrah and Gill - (Source :@ScrenGrab/BCCI/X.Com)

On Thursday, June 6, team India boarded a flight to England for the upcoming five-match Test series that starts on June 20. The BCCI recently dropped a travel vlog of team India's journey to Europe. It featured Rishabh Pant, who was in his usual chill demeanour and also Jasprit Bumrah, who stole the show by trolling his teammate for wearing shades at night.

The clip showed the players queuing up to enter the flight, which is when Bumrah trolled his teammate with 'Bande ne raat m chashme pehne hai (Bro is wearing shades at night) remark. The video didn't pan to the player Bumrah was referring to, but the MI seamer hogged the headlines for his wittiness. 

However, the fans assume it to be Shubman Gill as the camera panned to the new India captain a few seconds later in the video, who was spotted entering the plane with his sunglasses on. Watch the clip here.

Jasprit Bumrah's Workload Management A Headache For India

Bumrah, who is travelling with the Indian team, will not play all the five Test matches because of his workload management. Recently, chief selector Ajit Agarkar and head coach Gautam Gambhir confirmed that the right-arm seamer will play at max three Test matches and the decision on which games he plays will be taken depending on where the series stands. 

Thus, Jasprit is a certain to play the series opener. Also, the entire group is set to undergo a 10-day camp in London and the playing XI will be finalised post that training. The upcoming series will mark the new WTC cycle and India are still eying their maiden title. The runners-up wouldn't look to repeat the mistake they committed during Border-Gavaskar Trophy and utilise Bumrah carefully and avoid further injuries to strengthen their chances in the upcoming cycle.