#3 Death bowling expertise
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One key aspect that differentiates the Indian team from most teams in the World Cup next year is the presence of top-notch death bowling options. Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Jasprit Bumrah have become a formidable duo and are ensuring that the scoring rate is under control even in the death overs.
The way in which the two premium fast bowlers have evolved over a period of time makes them much more valuable to the team. Bumrah is no more just a bowler who relies only on the yorker. Even though yorker remains his biggest weapon, Bumrah added quite a few variations in his pace and length making him more potent.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar, on the other hand, burst into the international arena primarily as a swing bowler. In the last few years, Bhuvneshwar has not only added pace but also the mastered many new variations - slower ones, cutter, and the knuckleball.
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