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Irfan Pathan questions selectors' decision to play Bhuvneshwar Kumar in T20Is

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Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan has criticised the selection of Bhuvneshwar Kumar for the recent T20I series. Despite his experience, Bhuvneshwar struggled to perform effectively in the matches against New Zealand. Pathan argued that picking him kept younger bowlers from gaining valuable international exposure. He urged selectors to give emerging fast bowlers more opportunities to aid their development. He stressed this is especially important in demanding playing conditions.

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