'Self-belief matters the most in...': Bumrah ahead of BGT vs Australia

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 Jasprit Bumrah ahead of Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia

Jasprit Bumrah. (Pic Credit - X)

NEW DELHI: India's premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah emphasised that confidence in oneself is paramount, regardless of playing conditions ahead of the

Border-Gavaskar Trophy

against Australia.
With India aiming to secure a spot in the

ICC World Test Championship

(WTC) final for the third consecutive time, following their disappointing series defeat to New Zealand at home, the spotlight remains on the skilled paceman. His ability to deliver breakthrough performances at critical moments has earned him recognition as India's reliable match-winner.

India likely to hand two debuts in first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test vs Australia in Perth

In his interview with 7Cricket, Bumrah, who is set to captain the side in the opening Test, revealed that the Indian team's strategy centres around maintaining strong self-confidence, a topic frequently discussed within the squad.

"Self-belief matters the most in any condition. That is what we are banking on and that is the conversation we are having in our team. When you focus on yourself and focus on your preparation, then that puts you in a great position and everything else will take care of itself," Bumrah said.

Following the first Test in Perth on November 22, Adelaide Oval will host the second Test, a day-night affair, from December 6 to 10.
The action then shifts to The Gabba in Brisbane for the third Test, scheduled from December 14 to 18.
Melbourne Cricket Ground will welcome cricket enthusiasts for the customary Boxing Day Test from December 26 to 30, serving as the fourth match of the series.
The Sydney Cricket Ground will stage the concluding Test from January 3 to 7, bringing the competitive series to its finale.

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