Now, the remarkable journey of India’s speedster Jasprit Bumrah is set to be chronicled in a new book, “The Boom Effect”, which will hit the stands next month. He has transformed the yorker into an art form, consistently leaving even the world’s finest batters struggling to find answers. Written by sports journalists Aayush Puthran and Nicholas Brookes, under Penguin Random House India’s ‘Play’ imprint, the book explores how Bumrah transformed from an unconventional young cricketer in Ahmedabad into one of the most feared fast bowlers in world cricket.
He has transformed the yorker into an art form, consistently leaving even the world’s finest batters struggling to find answers. Now, the remarkable journey of India’s speedster Jasprit Bumrah is set to be chronicled in a new book, “The Boom Effect”, which will hit the stands next month.
“The Boom Effect”, according to the publisher, traces that unlikely journey from Ahmedabad to the biggest stages of international cricket. It is divided into three sections covering Bumrah’s Gujarat years, the physical and mental aspects of his game, and the period when he emerged as a global cricketing force. Rather than offering a conventional match-by-match biography, Puthran and Brookes investigate the mechanics and thinking behind Bumrah’s success, drawing on research, published material and interviews.
