T20 World Cup semifinal: Jasprit Bumrah should strike before England can find its rhythm, says Sunil Gavaskar

Key Highlights

• “When he started, he was predominantly an inswing bowler to right-handers and took it away from left-handers.
• But in England in 2018, he showed he could move it into the left-hander and away from the right-hander.
• Since then — the slow bouncer, the slow yorker — he just keeps adding something.” Gavaskar spoke at a media interaction ahead of the DP World Celebrity Golf Event, to be held here on March 6, to create awareness on the CHAMPS Foundation.
• The foundation supports retired international sportspersons in India across disciplines who struggle to make ends meet in latter years.
• For Gavaskar, the real enigma is not just variety, but disguise.