Asia Cup: Glimpse Of Indias Bowling Attack

Rohit Sharma-led India are one of the firm contenders to win the Asia Cup crown in the UAE

However, the absence of their lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah due to an injury is a cause for concern

India also miss death-overs specialist Harshal Patel, who is also racing against time to get fit for the T20 World Cup

In Jasprit Bumrah’s absence, Bhuvneshwar Kumar will lead India’s bowling attack in Asia Cup

After a poor 2021, Bhuvneshwar has found his mojo back, swinging the ball both ways and picking up wickets with the new ball with fine consistency

Young Arshdeep Singh is likely to be India’s 2nd pacer and the youngster’s composure will be tested after a fine start to his international career

Arshdeep adds variety to the Indian pace attack with his left-arm fast bowling

Avesh Khan is also part of the squad but he might not start against Pakistan

Yuzvendra Chahal will lead India’s spin department at the Asia Cup

Ravi Bishnoi is also an exciting wrist-spin prospect for India

R Ashwin is in the mix but it remains to be seen how Rohit Sharma would use the off-spinner

Ravindra Jadeja is a certain started in the XI as the 2nd all-rounder

Hardik Pandya’s improved bowling ability is a big boost to India’s balance and confidence