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Overall wickets are getting slower: Jasprit Bumrah
July 8 (CRICKETNMORE) It was expected to be a batting carnival at the 2019 World Cup, especially after England and Pakistan almost walked their way to 300-plus totals in the last series before the showpiece event on English soil. However, in this edition of the World Cup, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has actually done a good job to keep the bowlers in the game and spice up the matches. India pacer Jasprit Bumrah believes that things are only going to get tougher from here on.
The leader of the Indian bowling attack, Bumrah feels that the wickets have slowed down comparatively from how it played at the start of the tournament and run making wouldn't be easy. In fact, he has cited the game against Sri Lanka as well -- India's last group game -- and said that while it didn't slow up as much as was feared by the Indian think-tank, the pace did go down.
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