India have two very different answers to death bowling in T20 cricket: Jasprit Bumrah relies on pace, an unusual slingy action and sharp yorkers, while Bhuvneshwar Kumar builds his plans around slower-ball variations such as cutters, grippers and the knuckle ball, along with angles from the crease. Bhuvneshwar has said new-ball and old-ball skills are totally different, and he was once seen practising yorkers against a shoe in Adelaide, while Bumrah has been called a once-in-a-generation bowler by Sanju Samson and the best he has seen by Stuart Broad. Khelosuper, a platform for exciting challenges and fun, love having.