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Badrinath Questions Decision-Making on Bumrah's Workload Amid India Injury Concerns

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India's rising injury toll has brought the Board of Control for Cricket in India's Centre of Excellence (COE) under increased scrutiny. Jasprit Bumrah has been ruled out of the ongoing Test series against Sri Lanka due to knee swelling. Former India batter Subramaniam Badrinath weighed in on the issue, clarifying that the COE's primary function is to supply player fitness data to decision-makers rather than make final calls. Badrinath emphasized that consistent monitoring and careful workload management are essential to keeping players fit. The situation has raised broader questions about how India manages the fitness of its key cricketers across formats.

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