India have several relatively inexperienced bowling options in the squad, making Bhuvneshwar's inclusion significant. Iyer pointed to the pacer's recent success in T20 cricket and his understanding of the format as reasons why his presence could benefit the team.
"Bhuvi brings a lot of experience to the side. We were lacking that a bit, especially after the IPL. We had a lot of new bowlers. But if you see his T20 career graph over the last 4 years, he has won the IPL twice, and has a good idea about how to dominate this format," Shreyas Iyer said during the pre-series press conference, as quoted by RevSportz.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar brings plenty of experience with him
The right-arm pacer has also recorded three four-wicket hauls and two five-wicket hauls in the format. Those figures underline his ability to produce match-changing spells rather than simply restrict the opposition's scoring.
In matches played in India, his numbers are stronger. Bhuvneshwar has taken 34 wickets in 33 innings across 35 T20Is at home, averaging 26.02 with an economy rate of 7.58.
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"So many backups, right? In a way, that is good, and it motivates the current team members to perform consistently for the team. Most importantly, we have to win the match; that is the eventual goal. I want to say that it is a sweet headache, but such a headache is important for every team," Shreyas Iyer added.
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