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How overworked are Indian bowlers even as Stokes bowls 100-plus overs
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Ben Stokes' high workload in the Test series has reignited the debate over player management, contrasting with India's cautious approach with Jasprit Bumrah. While Stokes bowls long spells despite injury risks, Bumrah's workload is carefully managed to preserve him for future matches. Critics question if India's strategy is too restrictive, especially in crucial moments, as the series intensifies.
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