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'I don't want to get my match fees deducted': Bumrah on ball change controversy

The Times of India - SportsSaturday, July 12, 2025 at 3:54:13 AM
'I don't want to get my match fees deducted': Bumrah on ball change controversy
Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah sidestepped the brewing drama over frequent ball changes in the third Test against England, keeping his focus on the game. While teammate Shubman Gill was seen arguing with umpires about replacement balls, Bumrah let his performance do the talking—racking up a stellar 5/74, including key wickets like Harry Brook and Joe Root. He also touched on his growing role as a mentor for younger players, showing leadership beyond just his bowling.
Editor’s Note: Ball changes in cricket might seem like a minor technicality, but they can swing momentum in a match. Bumrah’s refusal to get drawn into the debate—while still dominating on the field—highlights his professionalism. It’s also a reminder of how experienced players like him help steady the ship when tensions rise, both for their team and the sport’s broader integrity.
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