Former New Zealand pacer Shane Bond said that another injury at the same spot where Team India pacer Jasprit Bumrah had his surgery could be a career-ending scenario for him. Bond also added that in future if the Indian sustains an injury,

Jasprit Bumrah's back injury has caused concerns about his long-term future. Shane Bond advises careful workload management to prevent another injury which could be career-threatening. Bond suggests not playing Bumrah in more than two consecutive Tests during India's upcoming demanding tour of England.

Former New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond has made a big statement about Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah. It is worth noting that Jasprit Bumrah got injured in the Sydney match during the Border Gavaskar Trophy,

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Shane Bond expresses concern for Jasprit Bumrah's back injury, warning it could end his career. Bumrah is currently recovering at the BCCI Centre of Excellence, with uncertainty about his return for the IPL.

Mumbai Indians (MI) bowling coach said that another injury at the same spot where Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah had his surgery could be a career-ender and added that in future, he would not like to see him play more than two Test matches in one go,

The phase where a fast bowler transitions from T20 to Test cricket - as would be the case from the IPL to India's five-Test tour of England this year - is what Bond terms as the "danger period"

Former Mumbai Indians bowling coach Shane Bond who has worked with Jasprit Bumrah for a few years wants the in-form pacer's workload managed properly.