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'Four years, I never chased this Indian jersey': Bhuvneshwar Kumar credits IPL for India comeback
Bhuvneshwar Kumar credited patience, preparation and a no-expectations mindset for helping him return to international cricket after four years. The 36-year-old said the IPL and domestic cricket kept him sharp while improving his maturity. He also discussed modern T20 challenges, stressing that bowlers need smart strategies. India's strong start against New Zealand, he added, could boost confidence throughout the tour.
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