We want to wheel Bumrah out, but also want to respect where his body’s at – ten Doeschate

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Bumrah's Absence: A Complex Issue

India's batting coach Ryan ten Doeschate acknowledged the noise surrounding Jasprit Bumrah's absence from the Oval Test, calling it a "complex issue". Ten Doeschate pushed back on the idea that Bumrah was cherry-picking games, stating that the team management felt it was important to respect where his body is at.

"We want to wheel him out, but we also want to respect where his body's at," ten Doeschate said. "And on the basis of that, we just felt that it wasn't worth including him in the squad for the Oval Test."

Bumrah has bowled a large number of overs, with 119.2 overs in three games, and the team management felt it was necessary to honour his initial commitment to play only three Tests.

Woakes' Shoulder Dislocation Concern

England may now be facing a forced absence of their own workhorse, Chris Woakes, who suffered a shoulder dislocation on Day 1 at The Oval. Woakes will undergo scans overnight to assess the full extent of the damage.



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