Bumrah Undergoes Fitness Test Ahead of Afghanistan T20Is; Prince Yadav on Standby

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Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah is set to undergo a crucial fitness assessment as India prepares for the upcoming Afghanistan T20I series and the Asian Games. The cricket board is monitoring his recovery closely, with Prince Yadav being considered as a potential backup option should Bumrah not be cleared. Several players will take part in match simulation tests this week, with the medical team evaluating their readiness for practice games. There is also growing pressure on Bumrah to feature in a first-class match before the New Zealand Test series. His participation in the coming weeks will depend largely on the outcome of these fitness evaluations.

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