A Bengaluru schoolgirl has captured the internet’s attention with her spot-on recreation of Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah’s unique bowling action. Myra Jain, a student at Delhi Public School (DPS) Bangalore East. Has gone viral after a video of her mimicking Bumrah’s signature style was shared online.
In the video, Myra, dressed in her school uniform, impressively mirrors Bumrah’s distinctive short run-up and rapid arm movement, much to the delight of cricket fans. Her flawless imitation of the star bowler’s technique has earned her widespread praise. With many calling her a rising talent in the world of cricket.
The video also shows Myra jain bowling twice and successfully beating the batsman. “I felt like a 1978… old ancient Indian cricketer – any women’s cricketer,” she humorously commented after her performance.
Fans and cricket enthusiasts have been quick to show their support. “The BCCI should take notice and groom her for the future of Indian women’s cricket. Best of luck,” one commenter wrote.Another added, “She has the potential to become one of the best bowlers in world cricket, but selectors must choose her based on merit, without any politics.”
Myra’s talent and enthusiasm have sparked discussions about her potential future in cricket. Many are hopeful that the national team will nurture her skills.
