"The Art of the Seam" ft. Bhuvneshwar Kumar

              "The Art of the Seam"



He walks in quiet, calm and light,  

No drama, no fire, just pure delight.  

With ball in hand, he starts his run,  

And that’s when magic has begun.


From dusty nets in Meerut town,  

To cricket’s grandest, golden crown,  

He carved a path both still and steep,  

Where swing can wake a game from sleep.


His action smooth, like flowing stream,  

A bowler's grace, a dreamer’s dream.  

No wasted move, no sudden fight

Just rhythm, timing, pure and right.


They call him poetry in motion,  

A swing king with silent devotion.  

The seam obeys, the air it bends,  

And batsmen hope, but rarely fend.


He doesn't shout, he doesn't glare,  

He just lets the ball dance in the air.  

An outswing tease, an inswing kiss

Each delivery, a quiet bliss.


From small-town roots to world stage fire,  

He climbs with heart, and never tires.  

A humble soul, a craftsman’s art,  

With every spell, he wins our heart.


In Eden's green or Lord’s proud gate,  

He doesn’t shout, he lets fate wait.  

And when the stumps lie torn,  

You know the swing king has been born.  


So here’s to Bhuvi -  humble and true,  

A craftsman in the morning dew.  

His art, not loud, but sharp and wise

A storm that wears a soft disguise.


~ Swej Priya


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Comments

  1. 6/82 against England at Lord's in 2014 , the best and the most favourite spell according to me.

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  2. His debut is still a dream for many bowlers 🛐

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    1. Exactly the best debut, the best debut ball ever.

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  3. Forever Favourite 💙

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  4. Swing kinggg❤️🧿

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