The phase where a fast bowler transitions from T20 to Test cricket - as would be the case from the IPL to India's five-Test tour of England this year - is what Bond terms as the "danger period"

Bumrah hasn’t played since the fifth Test against Australia in Sydney in January, when he walked off for scans on Day 2

Former New Zealand pacer Shane Bond took centre stage and warned the Indian team over Jasprit Bumrah's workload management ahead of the new season of the IPL and upcoming crucial assignments.

Former Mumbai Indians coach Shane Bond has warned that Jasprit Bumrah could end up aggravating his back injury if he plays more than two Tests in a row in the upcoming five-match tour of England. Bumrah has been sidelined ever since dropping out of the Sydney Test match in Australia last month.

Former New Zealand cricketer Shane Bond has raised serious concerns over Jasprit Bumrah 's cricketing future. The Indian pacer is currently recovering from a back injury that ruled him out of India's 2025 ICC Champions Trophy campaign.

Shane Bond warns against overworking Jasprit Bumrah to avoid career-threatening injury, emphasizing careful workload management.

Former New Zealand pacer and ex-Mumbai Indians (MI) bowling coach said that another injury at the same spot where Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah had his surgery could be a career-ender and added that in future,

Former Mumbai Indians bowling coach Shane Bond who has worked with Jasprit Bumrah for a few years wants the in-form pacer's workload managed properly.