Bowler
IndiaJasprit Bumrah
- Nationality
- India
- Role
- Bowler
- Batting Style
- Right-hand bat
- Bowling Style
- Right-arm fast-medium
- Date of Birth
Biography
Jasprit Bumrah is an Indian pace bowler listed by the BCCI as a right-arm fast-medium bowler who bats right-handed. He has represented India in Test, ODI, and T20I cricket.
In the IPL he is associated with Mumbai Indians. Fitness and selection decisions remain match- and season-specific; this profile does not invent economy rates, strike rates, or workload figures.
Career Overview
Bumrah is primarily selected as a fast bowler for India and as a franchise pace option for Mumbai Indians. Powerplay and death-over usage is a common limited-overs pattern when he is available, but exact roles vary by match plan.
Related reading on Crichub includes Cricket Match Formats Explained, How Cricket Scoring Works, and How to Read a Cricket Scorecard.
International Career
The BCCI player page lists India debuts in ODIs and T20Is in 2016 and in Tests in 2018. The page continues to present him in a Team India bowling context as of the 2026-11-10 editorial check.
Injury breaks can interrupt availability. Crichub records role and affiliation here rather than medical timelines.
Franchise Career
Mumbai Indians retained Jasprit Bumrah for IPL 2026, according to the official TATA IPL 2026 player retentions announcement and Mumbai Indians' retention release (checked 2026-11-10).
Seasonal appearance counts depend on fitness and squad rotation. Confirm playing XI decisions from official match materials for that season.
Major Achievements
- India fast bowler with BCCI-listed debuts in ODI and T20I (2016) and Test (2018).
- Retained by Mumbai Indians for IPL 2026 under official IPL and club retention notices.
- Bowling averages and career tables are omitted pending a locked authoritative source set.
Sources
Reference links used while preparing this player profile.
Current Team
Franchise Team
Mumbai Indians
IPL 2026 retention listed by official IPL announcement and Mumbai Indians club release (checked 2026-11-10)
National Team
Related Series
ICC Men's Cricket World Cup
The ICC's flagship men's One Day International championship contested by national teams on a multi-year cycle.
Indian Premier League
India's flagship franchise Twenty20 cricket league, organised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Related Guides
Scoring and Statistics
How to Read a Cricket Scorecard
Learn how to read a cricket scorecard: batting rows, dismissal abbreviations, bowling figures, extras, and fall of wickets, with a labelled fictional example.
Scoring and Statistics
How Cricket Scoring Works
Learn how cricket scoring works: runs off the bat, boundaries, extras, wickets, overs, targets, and run rate — without mixing in league-only bonuses.
Match Formats
Cricket Match Formats Explained
Compare Test, ODI, and T20 cricket: match length, overs, rhythm, and how major tournaments map to each format.
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