India vs England: Sanjana Ganesan’s Instagram Story for husband Jasprit Bumrah Goes VIRAL after India’s historic Win

India has been producing finest spinners due to the home ground pitches and weather assisting them since their early days of being introduced to the game. But, the bowlers like Zaheer Khan and Javagal Srinath were exceptions in the 21st century where they inspired young generations to take up fast bowling and excel in the career. One such example of fast bowlers who rose to prominence in the last 5 years is Jasprit Bumrah who was found out by Talent Scout team in Mumbai Indians. After performing well for the franchise in IPL, he got an automatic selection in the Indian team due to his unorthodox action and accurate bowling.

Sanjana Ganesan Instagram Story goes Viral

Since his international debut in 2016, Jasprit Bumrah has now represented India across all the formats and has been terrific. He recently married Star Sports presenter Sanjana Ganesan who is very proud of his husband’s performance in the 4th Test Match between India and England.

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Here is the Instagram story of Sanjana Ganesan which got viral after the 4th Test Match,

The fast bowler’s performance was one of the reasons for India winning the 4th Test Match and taking the lead of 2-1 against England. In both the innings, he picked up 2 wickets each and crossed 100 dismissals in the test cricket.

Reactions flow in for Bumrah’s performance in 4th Test

After a spirited performance with the bat, the Indian bowlers gave their 100% in the 4th Test Match and helped the team to win a thriller. The 2 wickets of Jasprit Bumrah are most talked about, which put India in the frontseat and there have been fantastic reactions for Bumrah on Twitter.

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Here is the tweet by Bumrah himself after the 4th Test Match:

Here are the reactions by popular handles on Twitter:

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