Jasprit Bumrah Eyes Captaincy, Advised to Focus
Jasprit Bumrah Eyes Captaincy, Advised to Focus
Jasprit Bumrah Eyes Captaincy, Advised to Focus
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Jasprit Bumrah has expressed a desire to become India's cricket captain, citing the success of legendary bowlers like Kapil Dev and Imran Khan. However, former Pakistani cricketer Basit Ali advises Bumrah to focus solely on his bowling, arguing that successful captains like Dev and Khan were all-rounders, not just bowlers. Meanwhile, MS Dhoni's influence on Indian cricket continues to be celebrated, with Rohit Sharma acknowledging Dhoni's role in shaping his career. Dhoni, known for his calm demeanor and leadership, remains a beloved figure in the IPL and a role model for many. Neeraj Chopra, another celebrated Indian athlete, shares similarities with Dhoni in terms of a winning mentality and calmness under pressure. Additionally, Dhoni's sister, Jayanti Gupta, played a crucial role in supporting his early cricketing career, convincing their father to let him pursue the sport professionally.

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'Jasprit Bumrah should not chase captaincy': Former Pakistan cricketer on Indian star's fast bowlers in leadership roles comment
'When he was captain...': Rohit Sharma on MS Dhoni's role in shaping his career - Watch
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