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'Sitting out for four years didn't feel difficult': Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Times of India SportsBy Rajesh Pansare
28 Oct 2026
Original: English
'Sitting out for four years didn't feel difficult': Bhuvneshwar Kumar
'Sitting out for four years didn't feel difficult': Bhuvneshwar Kumar
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'Sitting out for four years didn't feel difficult': Bhuvneshwar Kumar

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NewsSports NewsCricket News'Sitting out for four years didn't feel difficult': Bhuvneshwar Kumar on India comeback 'Sitting out for four years didn't feel difficult': Bhuvneshwar Kumar on India comeback While the jury is still out on whether recalling Bhuvneshwar Kumar after a four-year break was the right call, and whether he should be considered for the 2027 ODI World Cup, the man himself is steering clear of that debate and focusing instead on enjoying his comeback.The key to his return, Bhuvneshwar says, is that he “never chased it”.

And he intends to maintain that approach.“It was always a dream and I’m happy to return. But I never chased it, so sitting out for four years didn’t feel difficult because I was taking it one tournament at a time and focusing on challenges related to cricket and fitness.

It never crossed my mind that I had to play to make a comeback. That thought process simplified things, and all credit goes to the last two IPL seasons because of which I’m here,” Bhuvneshwar, who last played for India in 2022, said after India’s on Tuesday.Join conversation Bhuvneshwar Kumar press conference: Abhishek Sharma's fearless batting, T20 mindset and more Get the latest Sports News and Live updates.

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Topic CategorySPORTS
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Publication Date28 October 2026
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