MUMBAI, Sept. 10 -- Jasprit Bumrah is the top gun in India's armoury, to be used in high pressure, high stakes matches. One is not sure if the T20 Asia Cup falls in that category, but skipper Suryakumar Yadav is not complaining. The pace ace's availability gives his attack a different dimension. Some players help win matches, while bowlers like Bumrah leave their mark on big series and tournaments. Since his India debut in 2016 in Australia, Bumrah has been a match-winner. In that series of five ODIs and three T20s, the results didn't go in India's favour and they had lost the first four ODIs when Bumrah joined. He was only expected to play in the T20 leg. But after not getting a flight to Adelaide, venue of the first T20I, he joined the OD...