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Bhuvneshwar Kumar accepts India omission, calls 2022 T20 World Cup likely his last

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Veteran Indian pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar has acknowledged that his 2022 T20 World Cup appearance may have been his final one for India, following the team's semifinal exit. Despite strong IPL performances reigniting speculation about a national team comeback, he has accepted his current exclusion from the squad. Bhuvneshwar admitted feeling he deserves another chance but clarified that a return is not his only driving motivation. The seamer's consistent showings in the IPL have kept the conversation around his potential recall alive among fans and analysts.

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