Team India’s batsman Bhuvneshwar Kumar has been shown the way out by the BCCI management for a long time. Bhuvneshwar Kumar last played against New Zealand in November 2022 and since then he has been dropped by the selectors. Bhuvi was a match-winner for the Indian team in all three formats of cricket and has single-handedly impressed everyone with his performance in many matches. But now such a news related to Bhuvneshwar Kumar is going viral on the internet which no supporter can think of.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar announced his retirement
The news is coming about Team India’s fast bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar, known as ‘Swing Kumar’, that he has now decided to say goodbye to Indian cricket. Many cricket experts believe that after being continuously ignored by the Indian selectors, the veteran Indian player may consider his retirement. Some people believe that he has indicated his retirement through social media.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar hinted at retirement through social media
The news is coming about Indian bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar that he has indicated about his retirement through his official social media account. Actually the thing is that, till a few months ago, Bhuvneshwar Kumar used to write ‘Indian Cricketer’ in the caption of his social media account. But when he was ignored for a long time, he changed the caption and simply wrote ‘Indian’. Because of this action of Bhuvi, it is being said that now he does not want to join the team and will announce his retirement as soon as possible.
These are the types of figures
If we talk about the cricket career of Team India’s batsman Bhuvneshwar Kumar, his career has been very brilliant. While playing for the Indian team, he has taken 63 wickets at an average of 26.09 in 21 test matches of his career. Talking about ODI, he has taken 141 wickets in 120 innings of 121 matches at an average of 35.11. Whereas in T20, he has taken 90 wickets in 87 matches at an average of 23.10.
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