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How Did Jasprit Bumrah Help Akash Deep On Test Debut? India Star's Big Revelation

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Debutant speedster Akash Deep revealed that India's star pacer gave him advise to keep the length of his delivery "slightly back", which helped him to script a dream debut in the fourth Test against England.

Akash ran riot in the opening session of Day 1 by removing England's top order to put India in a strong position early in the game.

The 27-year-old's ability to pick the right line and length played a major role in dismissing England's star batting trio of Zak Crawley (42), Ben Duckett (11) and Ollie Pope (0). "Bumrah Bhai advised me to drag the length back slightly (in international cricket), that's exactly what I did," Akash said after the end of Day 1.

Nervousness wasn't a factor that hindered Akash in his debut game as his mindset helped him to avoid such a state. "I wasn't nervous, had spoken with my coaches, so I wasn't tense ahead of the game.

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