India speedster Jasprit Bumrah wears his heart on his sleeve. He takes immense pride in donning the national jersey and always gives his cent percent for the team.

Although Bumrah is currently out of the national side due to back injury, he is still in a very good spirit. On Wednesday (October 16), the 25-year-old relived his cricketing journey with an emotional Twitter post.

Bumrah shared a couple of pictures in which he highlighted how he started from the bottom and reached a stage where he is considered one of the best fast bowlers in the world.

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"Started from the bottom now we're here," Bumrah wrote in the caption of the picture.

Having made his international debut in January 2016, Bumrah has come a long way. After impressing one and all in white-ball cricket, he proved his mettle in the longest format as well.

In his debut Test season, the right-arm pacer picked up 48 wickets from 9 matches at an outstanding average of 21.02 and played an instrumental role in India’s first-ever Test series victory on Australian soil. He decimated the Caribbean batting line-up in the two-match Test series in August, claiming 13 wickets at a phenomenal average of 9.23 including a hat-trick.