Mohammad Kaif has ignited speculation about Jasprit Bumrah's Test future, citing concerns over his physical condition and diminished pace in the ongoing Old Trafford Test. Kaif suggests Bumrah might retire if he feels unable to contribute effectively, pointing to a visible struggle and a potential inability to meet his own high standards.
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