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'Bhuvi should be back in India colours': Ex-India cricketer urges selectors

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TOI Sports·11.05.2026·🇮🇳India·Sport

'Bhuvi should be back in India colours': Ex-India cricketer urges selectors

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Bhuvneshwar Kumar's stellar IPL 2026 form, leading the Purple Cap race with 21 wickets at an impressive average, has reignited calls for his India T20I return. The 36-year-old's consistent match-winning spells and economical bowling, highlighted by a 4/23 against Mumbai Indians, have caught the attention of experts like Aakash Chopra, pushing selectors to reconsider his international future.

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