India's cricket team, led by Rohit Sharma, is gearing up for a grueling schedule that includes 10 Tests in 15 weeks. The team is aware of the strain this can put on their fast bowlers, particularly Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj, who are expected to play a significant role in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.
To manage the workload, India has implemented a plan to monitor and rest their bowlers as needed. They have already given Bumrah and Siraj breaks during previous Test series. The team is also expanding its fast-bowling pool, with left-armer Yash Dayal joining the squad for the Bangladesh series.
Despite the challenges, India is not viewing their home series against Bangladesh as preparation for their overseas tours. Rohit Sharma emphasized that every game is important, and they aim to win every Test match.
The team has been in Chennai for a week-long training camp to prepare for the Bangladesh series. The camp has allowed them to spend ample time on the field and get ready for the challenges ahead.
Tags: #Cricket, #India, #FastBowlers, #WorkloadManagement, #BangladeshSeries
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