Jasprit Bumrah Medical History: NZ Treatment Under Contianment 🔥
Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah, one of the best contemporary fast bowlers in cricket is a characterised by this man with recurring back injury that has kept him off the track for a long period. Since the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is known for everything, its recovery being its top prioritySunil appeared to be taken to New Zealand for specialised care. However, this is subject to feedback from New Zealand medical practitioners.

Problematic Injury, the Repeated Blame
The Rajasthan pacer last went public with his back problems in 2022, preventing him from playing for a couple of high profile tournaments as he missed the Asia cup and T20 World Cup. It pains Team India most specially, as the weaker formats are obviously a bit trickier with out this unique Bumrah on board leaving sore holes in each of their equation.Bumrah started off with the initial rehabilitation at National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru where he was put on a targeted rehab program. Unfortunately, the injury kept a grinding on till these efforts were not enough and BCCI were even forced into New Zealand looking for surgical and cybernetic solutions.

🚨 UPDATE ON JASPRIT BUMRAH 🚨 (TOI).

- Bumrah's fate depends on New Zealand doctors report.
- BCCI Medical team in touch with NZ doctors.
- The selectors know it will be a miracle if Bumrah is 100% fit for CT.
- Medical team sending Bumrah to NZ will depend on their feedback pic.twitter.com/KDzfi7NS3c

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Surgery in New Zealand

Bumrah has undergone a successful back surgery in Christchurch NZ only recently in a series of treatment previously used. The operation was carried out at the hands of Dr. Rowan Schouten, an esteemed spinal surgeon focused on treating hard to heal sport injuries.

So it was a major milestone for Bumrah that the surgery was the remedy to his recurring back pain, finally hitting at the root cause of the problem.

Recovery and Upcoming Announcements

Bumrah was told to take 6 months off post surgery rebuilding his strength bit by bit. The BCCI and NCA consider the timeline to be too long for tournaments such as Asia Cup but for some meaningful international events the player is being monitored closely for a return.

His next stage of recovery could potentially be with some specialist in New Zealand to get proper strength back, Bumrah said that he needs at least six weeks. It is yet to be confirmed whether the path to further treatment in New Zealand, BCCI said it would be after consulting the country's medical experts.