Aaron Finch talks about how he was bothered by Bhuvneshwar Kumar and how he “tried for 15 years to stop that happening.”

In white-ball cricket, veteran Indian bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar has enjoyed success. He couldn’t play much Test cricket, though, because of his ongoing injuries. The former captain of Australia’s white-ball team, Aaron Finch, has now discussed how Bhuvneshwar upset him during his playing days.

Seven times in international cricket, including four times in one-day internationals (ODIs), Bhuvneshwar Kumar had Finch out. Unexpectedly, during a series in 2019, all four dismissals happened in a row.

The Australian was questioned about his struggles against the seasoned Indian pacer during a Q&A segment on “X.” “Big fan here, why do you think Bhuvi bothered you a little? What else could you say? A supporter questioned Finch, “Are your feet crossing over?”

He responded, “Yep!” in response. fought against the occurrence for 15 years.

Big fan here ,why did bhuvi troubled you a bit.. Could you elaborate? Is it your feet coming across??

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Earlier in 2023, Aaron Finch decided to end his career abroad.

While still leading Australia in the ICC T20 World Cup last year, he had already confirmed his ODI retirement back in 2022. The right-hander currently holds the record for two of the top three individual T20I scores, surpassing his previous high of 156 against England in 2013 with his 172 against Zimbabwe in July 2018. H played in the first Major League Cricket season, leading the San Francisco Unicorns.

Bhuvneshwar, on the other hand, is less likely to earn the chance to represent team India because his most recent appearance for the group was a T20I match against New Zealand in November 2022. Nevertheless, the 33-year-old participated in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the Sunrisers Hyderabad and even led the club on occasion when Aiden Markram’s normal captaincy was absent.

After removing and somewhat altering his Instagram bio recently, he raised questions about his future with Team India. In his prior description, which read “Indian cricketer,” he omitted the word “cricketer.”