The Indian bowling attack has been rather mediocre in pace spearhead’s Bumrah’s absence
The Hindu analyzes whether emerging spin-bowling all-rounder Naman Dhir could address India's tactical issues in T20 international cricket. After India drew its T20I series 2-2 against the West Indies following high-scoring bowling struggles, Dhir emerged as a promising contributor with both his off-spin and an unbeaten 24 off six balls in Bengaluru.
India has conceded totals exceeding 220 runs five times this year, largely dealing with the absence of premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah and all-rounder Hardik Pandya. With Bhuvneshwar Kumar returning and Dhir growing in confidence, the team will next test its setup in an upcoming five-match series against New Zealand.
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