Bumrah's brilliance helps India thrash Bangladesh by 7 wickets
Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah fall to Bumrah's magic as India continue their winning streak
Mushfiqur was in the area. Mushfiqur fell for the trick when the ball was dug outside of the box to give the batter more room. That the grab was made possible by Jadeja's extraordinary effort is a different matter.
There was more to come. In the penultimate over, a 145 kph angled yorker sailed past Mahmudullah's toes and struck the base of the stumps.
When it comes to allocating Bumrah's overs, Rohit has a fixed routine. Before unleashing him once more in the final few overs, a four-over opening burst is followed by two middle overs.
To establish the tone, he gave away 13 people in his first stint, including a virgin. Bumrah is now the second-most successful player in this World Cup with 10 wickets and an economy rate of 3.62 in four games.
India needs Bumrah to continue firing because of his razor-sharp precision.
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