Sanju Samson made a candid admission amid India's bowling struggles in Jasprit Bumrah's absence following the defeat in the 4th T20I against West Indies on Wednesday (October 16) and claimed the legendary pacer cannot be played. The Indian wicketkeeper-batter called the 32-year-old a 'once-in-a-generation bowler.'
\n\nWith Bumrah rested for the T20Is against West Indies with an eye on ODI and Test cricket, India's bowling unit has struggled as West Indies chased 250 in the second T20I and later made 247 runs in the fourth game, which has led to the series being level at 2-2 with one match left.
\n\nWhile Samson reserved high praise for Bumrah, he expressed confidence in the next line of bowlers and claimed India has a good line of talent coming up. He praised Prince Yadav for his performances in recent times.
\n\n"There is no replacement for Jasprit Bumrah. He is a once-in-a-generation kind of bowler, and we are very lucky to have him. But we have had some really good talent coming along also; Arshdeep (Singh) has been doing a great job, and also the way Prince Yadav has bowled in the last few games is very impressive. I feel we have some really good…
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