Watch: Jasprit Bumrah's Blinding Yorker Goes Between Sundar's Legs, Floors Him
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Watch: Jasprit Bumrah's ball-of-the-season contender to go through Washington Sundar's legs and clean bowl him.
Mumbai Indians (MI) ace Jasprit Bumrah bowled a ball-of-the-season contender to clean bowl Gujarat Titans (GT) batter Washington Sundar in the IPL 2025 Eliminator.
It was a typically excellent yorker to the left-hander who tried to make room but just couldn't get under it in time because of the rapid pace. As a result, Sundar ended up with his legs wide open as the ball went through the gate to crash onto the stumps, flooring the batter on the ground for good measure.
Magical yorker. Video courtesy – Jio Hotstar @JioHotstar #JaspritBumrah #MIvsGT #GTvsMI #Bumrah pic.twitter.com/fQE47xBpvb — Shankar Singh (@Shanky_Parihar) May 30, 2025
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