Former India bowling coach names India's most dangerous fast bowler and it's not Jasprit Bumrah; check out who

The debate about the best pacer in the Indian team remains open and is subjective. While several people claim that Jasprit Bumrah is the fastest and most dangerous bowler, India's former bowling coach Bharat Arun has different opinions. 

While speaking to the Indian Express, Bharat Arun admitted that Mohammed Siraj is one of the most dangerous bowlers, especially in good conditions. While people will argue about his because of his current form, Arun's analysis provides good evidence of what kind of a player Siraj is. 

"Bowling in first-class cricket, you bowl on unresponsive pitches. You have to come out with some guile or you would need to learn how to reverse the ball because of the conditions that exist in our country. I think it helped Siraj and Shami a great deal. That's why when the conditions are right and the ball is reversing, Siraj is probably one of the most dangerous bowlers in world cricket," said Former India bowling coach Bharat Arun.

Moreover, Siraj is one of the most hardworking players who never gives up in any given situation. Throughout the years, he has improved his game and returned even stronger than ever. Hence, giving him due credit is something that is lacking in most critics. On the other hand, Bumrah is undoubtedly one of the fierce bowlers who scares the batters with his various deliveries, making him the greatest bowler in the current generation.

There are lots of bowlers who hit 140-150 kph in the IPL: Bharat Arun

India's former bowling coach, Bharat Arun, spoke about the upcoming Australia series and how the management should be careful enough to pick up players who can handle the conditions in the foreign land. While the series is extremely important, players must take up responsibilities. Also, Arun suggested picking up bowlers from the IPL as they hit 140-150 kph, which is pretty decent.

"It's a question of identifying the right ones and giving them opportunities to be ready for the Australian trip. There are lots of bowlers who hit 140-150 kph in the IPL. So it is about nurturing and giving them the right exposure. There must be a first time. Red ball cricket is something these bowlers must get used to. We have time but we need to prepare by giving them enough overs under their belt," said Arun.