Cricketing legend Curtly Ambrose has imparted a valuable piece of advice to the Indian pace sensation Jasprit Bumrah ahead of his ODI comeback in the highly anticipated Asia Cup 2023. It is worth mentioning that Bumrah has been away from competitive cricket for over 11 months due to recurrent back issues and recently underwent surgery befor?e making his triumphant return during the T20I series against Ireland earlier this month.

Jasprit Bumrah gets picked in India’s squad for the Asia Cup 2023

Bumrah is renowned for his impeccable bowling skills and has been meticulously working on his fitness and form to reestablish himself in the international cricketing arena, with important tournaments like Asia Cup and ODI World Cup 2023 on the card. The 27-year-old pacer’s efforts eventually paid off when he was included in India’s 17-member squad for the upcoming Asia Cup.

Bumrah’s inclusion in the squad for the Asia Cup 2023 was met with enthusiastic approval from cricket enthusiasts across the country as the fans look forward to witnessing his prowess on the field, especially with the impending World Cup 2023 on the horizon.

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Curtly Ambrose cautions Jasprit Bumrah

However, amidst the excitement and anticipation,? legendary Wes?t Indies fast bowler Curtly Ambrose has offered a word of caution to Bumrah as he prepares to step back into the ODI format. Ambrose, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest pacers in cricket history, emphasized the importance of taking things slow and not rushing into the game with full intensity.

Ambrose’s words of wisdom stemmed from his own vast experience and understanding of the challenges that come with making a comeback after a significant injury layoff. He acknowledged Bumrah’s uniqueness as a bowler, emphasizing his unorthodox yet highly effective approach to the game. But at the same time, Ambrose highlighted the concern that often accompanies bowlers returning from injuries and cautioned Bumrah.

“Bumrah is an asset to the Indian bowling line-up and my advice to him would be to take it a little bit slowly, don’t rush back into it or try to go flat out. When you are really comfortable, then you can go flat out. It’s not a wise thing to go flat out from ball one. You don’t want to be hurt again,” said Ambrose during ??his interaction with Rev??sportz.

“Jasprit Bumrah is a wonderful bowler. He is very different from any of the fast bowlers I have seen, very unorthodox, but highly effective. When you are coming back from an injury after a long layoff, it’s always concerning for the bowler. You don’t want to get injured again and in the back of your mind, you don’t want to go flat out too soon,” the 59-year-old added.

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Afghanistan will play a three-match ODI series against India away from home in March 2022, the Afghanistan C?ricket Board (ACB) announced on Monday, December 13.

This series will be the first bilateral ODI series between the two sides. India and Afghanistan have so far competed in three ODI matches â€?two in Asia Cup and one in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup. India won on two occasions while one match ended in a tie.

Afghanistan will kickstart the year 2022 with an ODI leg against the Netherlands and end it with a three-format series versus Zimbabwe.

“If we bifurcate the tally into limited-overs cricket and the test format, it clearly shows that Afghanistan’s focus will be on the shorter formats of the game,” ACB said in a press release.

“Considering the fact that Afghanistan will be playing 7 ODI series in the ICC Cricket World Cup Super League, as well as will participate in four major limited-overs events such as Asia Cup 2022 (T20 format), ICC T20 World Cup 2022, the Asia Cup 2023 (ODI format) & the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023,” ACB added.

Afghanistan schedule for 2022 and 2023

• January 2022 – The Netherlands – 3 ODIs – Home
• January-February 2022 – Zimbabwe – 3 ODIs & 5 T20Is – Away
• February-March 2022 – Bangladesh – 3 ODIs & 2 T20Is – Away
• March 2022 – India – 3 ODIs – Away
• May-June 2022 – Australia – 3 T20Is – Home
• July-August 2022 – Ireland – 5 ODIs & 1 Test – Away
• August-September 2022 – Asia Cup – TBC – Away
• October-November 2022 – T20 World Cup – TBC – Away
• November-December 2022 – Zimbabwe – 5 ODIs, 2 T20Is & 2 Tests – Away
• January 2023 – Sri Lanka – 3 ODIs – Away
• February-March 2023 – Pakistan – 3 ODIs – Home
• March-April 2023 – Australia – 3 ODIs – Home
• July-August 2023 – Asia Cup – TBC – Away
• September 2023 – West Indies – 3 ODIs – Home
• September 2023 – New Zealand – 3 ODIs – Home
• October-November 2023 – World Cup – TBC – Away

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