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Watch: Hardik Pandya Imitates Jasprit Bumrah's Bowling And Celebration In Training. Internet Is Amazed

India all-rounder Hardik Pandya is gearing up for the upcoming Asia Cup, starting August 27 in the United Arab Emirates. He and other senior players were rested during India's recently-concluded three-match ODI series in Zimbabwe to stay fresh for the continental event. Hardik on Tuesday shared a video on social media in which was could be seen imitating Jasprit Bumrah's bowling action and celebration style. While sharing the video on Instagram, Hardik wrote "How's the form, Boom?" with a laughing emoji.

"Need To Be Observed..." Ravi Shastri Picks Two India Stars Whose Workload Needs To Be Managed

All the cricket world's focus is right now on the T20 World Cup. For the Rohit Sharma-led Team India, the 2022 edition of the T20 World Cup presents a great chance to end a nine-year-old drought - of that of not winning any ICC event since 2013. Keeping that in mind, India are preparing for the showpiece event with series of bilaterals and also the multi-team Asia Cup. Former India coach Ravi Shastri has now picked two players whose workload needs to be managed leading up to the T20 World Cup.

Watch: For Jasprit Bumrah, "No Hurdle Big Enough" In New Rehab Video

India will be playing against Pakistan in the much-awaited Asia Cup 2022 clash on August 28. One player who will be badly missed in the high-octane encounter is Jasprit Bumrah. It is worth-noting that the pacer, who has been the spearhead of India's bowling line-up, will miss the continental event due to a back injury. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru and making sure that he leaves no stone unturned in getting back to his best in terms of fitness as soon as possible.

"Try To Hit 100-150 Sixes In Practice": Pakistan's Big Hitter Explains Strategy Ahead Of Asia Cup

The Asia Cup clash between India and Pakistan is going to be a high voltage affair and a lot will come down to which team seizes the big moments. One of those moments in the match would be the death overs where batters from both teams would like to maximise the returns.

Team India Coach Rahul Dravid Tests Positive For COVID-19

Team India head coach Rahul Dravid has tested positive for COVID-19, the Indian cricket board confirmed on Tuesday. "Team India Head Coach Rahul Dravid has tested positive for COVID-19 in a routine test conducted ahead of the team's departure to the UAE for Asia Cup 2022. Dravid is under the supervision of the BCCI Medical team and has mild symptoms. He will join the team once he returns with a negative COVID-19 report. The rest of the team will assemble in UAE on 23rd August, 2022," BCCI stated in an official release.

"Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami Will Not Be With Indian Team Forever": Rohit Sharma On Creating Bench Strength

With the 2022 T20 World Cup starting in little over two months' time, the preparations are on full swing for the Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team. That India have not won an ICC title since 2013, adds extra significance to the mega-event that will be held in Australia. Considering that, Team India is playing in a series of international tours to get their act right on the biggest stage. Several young players have been given opportunities in recent times with an eye to create back-up for the senior players. Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma said that creating a good bench strength is a priority for the management.

Team is playing differently, says Rohit Sharma ahead of Asia Cup

Captain, coach focusing on creating bench strengthMUMBAI: The upcoming edition of the T20 Asia Cup in UAE, which kicks off on August 27 and ends on September 11, will see India miss ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah, who is out due to a back injury. However, gone are the days when India's pace bowling attack looked weak when their strike bowler was out injured. The emergence of one impressive fast bowler after another has seen India's pace bowling stocks get richer than ever before.

"Injuries Are Going To Be There With Him": Former India Cricketer On Jasprit Bumrah

Former India cricketer Akash Chopra feels that Jasprit Bumrah's bowling action makes him more prone to injuries in comparison to other fast bowlers. While admitting that bowling in itself is not a natural process, Chopra said that Bumrah's career is going to revolve around injuries due to his unorthodox bowling action. It is worth noting that Bumrah has been left out of India's 15-member squad for the upcoming Asia Cup due to injury. The Asia Cup is scheduled to be held between August 27 and September 11.

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Watch: Hardik Pandya Imitates Jasprit Bumrah's Bowling And Celebration In Training. Internet Is Amazed

"Need To Be Observed..." Ravi Shastri Picks Two India Stars Whose Workload Needs To Be Managed

Watch: For Jasprit Bumrah, "No Hurdle Big Enough" In New Rehab Video

"Try To Hit 100-150 Sixes In Practice": Pakistan's Big Hitter Explains Strategy Ahead Of Asia Cup

Team India Coach Rahul Dravid Tests Positive For COVID-19

"Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami Will Not Be With Indian Team Forever": Rohit Sharma On Creating Bench Strength

Team is playing differently, says Rohit Sharma ahead of Asia Cup

"Injuries Are Going To Be There With Him": Former India Cricketer On Jasprit Bumrah