Jasprit Bumrah is the best bowler in the world today – Nawaz

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Jasprit Bumrah is the best bowler in the world today – Nawaz
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Excerpts from an interview with Sarfraz Nawaz:

I'm in London and have been following the Champions Trophy. I think it's too short and should have been longer with Super Sixes.

On the India-Pakistan game, Sarfraz mentions that the team was unbalanced, without proper selection and spinners. He had suggested Sajid Khan and Noman Ali to the PCB chairman, but they were not picked.

When asked about Pakistan cricket, Sarfraz expresses his concern about the PCB officials being non-cricketers and bureaucrats, leading to frequent changes in the board.

Sarfraz agrees that the Indian team has left the Pakistan team behind due to poor selection and lack of a proper team.

About the bowling attack, Sarfraz points out the absence of variety and the spinners not being real spinners.

On Shaheen Afridi, Sarfraz mentions his injury, reduced pace, and inconsistent line and length.

Regarding Jasprit Bumrah, Sarfraz calls him the best bowler in the world, expressing disappointment over his absence in the Champions Trophy due to injury.

Sarfraz praises Indian cricket for its progress, with different teams, players, and captains for various formats, and good bench strength.



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