Jaspreet Bumrah is the backbone of Team India at this time. Whenever the Indian team gets into trouble, the captain remembers him and he becomes Hanuman and gets them out of trouble. He did this job very well in the final of the T20 World Cup. Apart from him, captain Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja have been carrying the burden of the team for a long time, but now they have announced their retirement. Meanwhile, during the felicitation ceremony at the Wankhede Stadium, Jaspreet Bumrah has given a big update regarding his retirement.

When will Bumrah retire?

It is because of Jasprit Bumrah's lethal and economical bowling that the Indian team was able to win the T20 World Cup trophy after 17 years. Due to this feat of his, he was also selected as the Player of the Tournament and when his felicitation ceremony took place at Wankhede on July 4, the entire stadium echoed with the slogans of Boom-Boom Bumrah. During this, he was asked about his retirement plan. Bumrah answered this with a smile. He said that this is just the beginning, retirement is still far away. By saying this, Bumrah has given good news to Indian fans. That means he is not going anywhere right now and in the coming time, he will be seen wreaking havoc in many ICC tournaments including Champions Trophy, ODI World Cup.

Bumrah cried two-three times after the victory

Bumrah also revealed his emotional moment during this interview. He said that usually he does not cry after any match. He controls his emotions, but when he won the T20 World Cup and saw his son Angad in front of him, he could not control himself. He cried two-three times after this.

Virat told it is a national treasure

Virat Kohli was also present during the felicitation ceremony at Wankhede. During this, he praised Jasprit Bumrah a lot. Kohli called him a national treasure. Virat said that during the entire T20 World Cup, Bumrah was the only player who kept bringing the Indian team back into the game again and again and kept winning the match. Let us tell you that during the entire tournament, Bumrah took 15 wickets and his average was only 4.17.