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‘Nobody can stop Bumrah & Bhuvi’: Ashwin’s bold prediction as pacer makes India return

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What happened

Ravichandran Ashwin asserts that Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s display in New Zealand might have a significant impact on his chances for World Cup selection.

Having last participated in an ODI in 2022, Bhuvneshwar is set to make his return to international cricket.

Key facts

  • Having last participated in an ODI in 2022, Bhuvneshwar is set to make his return to international cricket.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Wed, 07 Oct 2026 17:24:59 UTC.

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