Shaheen Afridi has been messed with knee issues, while a back physical trauma has kept bowler Jasprit Bumrah under control as the two Teams that is Team India and Team Pakistan trust their separate up-and-comers recapture total wellness at the earliest.

Two of the world's most prominent quick bowlers right now - Jasprit Bumrah and Shaheen Shah Afridi- will ideally make a rebound soon to international cricket subsequent to being sidelined for a considerable length of time. 

Afridi's knee issues constrained him out of the Asia Cup tournament 2022, where Team Pakistan wrapped as the other participants. Notwithstanding, he got back in the saddle during the T20 International World Cup in Australia, where Team Pakistan by and by wrapped as the other participants. It was during the occasion, where bowler Afridi by and by hurt his generally harmed knee while bowling and fielding in the match in the finals, in this manner disturbing the injury and constraining him to miss the remainder of the time in the tournament.

In the meantime, bowler Bumrah's back constrained him out of the Asia Cup tournament 2022, where Team India unquestionably missed his administrations. With the T20 World Cup moving toward the Team Indian pacer was then surged in by the administration, however the move misfired. Bumrah was proclaimed ill suited for the T20 World Cup tournament and he rather invested the energy restoring at the NCA (National Cricket Academy) in Bengaluru.

Looking at the two pacers, previous Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq, who is likewise a piece of Pakistan's cricket administration board, offered a terrible expression, hammering the Indian. "Bowler Shaheen Afridi is way better compared to bowler Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah is no place near Shaheen's level," the ex-cricketer told a neighborhood news channel.

This isn't the initial time when the previous Pakistan all-rounder player has made such a case about Bumrah. Prior in the year 2019, Razzaq had considered Bumrah a "child bowler" and guaranteed that he would have overwhelmed the Indian pacer had he been as yet playing. "I have played against extraordinary bowlers like bowler Glenn Mcgrath and bowler Wasim Akram, so Bumrah is a child bowler before me and I might have effectively ruled and gone after him," Razzaq had once said to the Media of Pakistan.

Returning to Afridi and Bumrah, the Pakistan bowler has been seen bowling in the nets and is supposed to get back in the saddle during the forthcoming version of Pakistan Super League (PSL), that will begin from 13th February 2023.

Jasprit Bumrah, then again, has not been gambled by the BCCI, and has not been considered for the initial two Test Trials of the profoundly expected Boundary Gavaskar tournament, which will begin from 9th February 2023 in Nagpur respectively.