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Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah continued to impress in his first international series in 11 months as he produced another stellar display in the second T20 International against Ireland to help his side seal the series by a match.
Bumrah missed last year's T20 World Cup and the World Cup final in June due to a back injury but is set to lead India's pace attack in the 50-run home tournament at the World Cup in October-November.
The skillful right-arm seamer, captain of second-tier India, took 2-24 in Friday's opener and followed it up with 15-2 on Sunday.
"It's good, today I could have run and bowled a bit faster," Bumrah said after their 33-run win in Dublin.
“When you're playing with the package of expectations, you're under pressure. You have to put those expectations aside.” “I'm glad you're back and couldn't have asked for more.” After Bumrah won the toss and elected to bat, Ruturaj Gaikwad (58), Sanju Samson (40), and Rinku Singh (38) were elected. ) was fed to India in 185-5.
Ireland posted 152-8 in reply, with opener Andy Balbirnie contributing 72 of his own.