Wellington, Oct. 26 -- India's decision to bring back experienced pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar has come under scrutiny after an expensive start to his second stint in T20I cricket, leaving bowling coach Morne Morkel with the task of restoring the veteran's confidence while fine-tuning the attack for the third match against New Zealand.
Bhuvneshwar, 36, has conceded 99 runs across the first two T20Is in Christchurch, giving away 49 and 50 runs in his respective spells. With just one wicket, that of Daryl Mitchell in the second match, and an economy rate of 12.37, the senior pacer has struggled to deliver the control expected of him after earning a recall following impressive performances in the Indian Premier League.
The numbers have raised que...