<p>Pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah sent an ominous signal to Australia ahead of India's much-anticipated tour Down Under with a four-wicket haul for Mumbai in Thursday's Indian Premier League (IPL) match against Delhi Capitals in Dubai.</p>.<p>Bumrah dismissed India teammate Shikhar Dhawan with a swinging yorker and sent back rival captain Shreyas Iyer, Delhi's top-scorer Marcus Stoinis and Daniel Sams to claim 4-14 and the man-of-the-match award.</p>.<p>"I felt the opening yorker was very important," Bumrah said after defending champions Mumbai triumphed by 57 runs to reach the Nov. 10 final.</p>.<p>"I had decided I was going to do that. When it comes off like that, it feels great.</p>.<p>"Early wickets are important especially with the dew coming in. I usually don't focus on the end result. Whenever I have tried to focus on the end result, it goes downhill."</p>.<p>Bumrah, who leads the IPL with 27 wickets from 14 matches, was the joint highest wicket-taker with Australia spinner Nathan Lyon when India registered their maiden test series victory Down Under last year.</p>.<p>India leave for Australia later this month to play six short-form internationals followed by four tests.</p>.<p>With Mumbai, Bumrah has received plenty of support from the other end from Trent Boult, who has 22 wickets this season.</p>.<p>The New Zealander rocked Delhi with a two-wicket opening over burst and Bumrah said the pair had been picking each other's brains.</p>.<p>"Our conversations have been very good. He is a very skilful bowler. We discuss different fields, different ways to bowl, and what to do in different situations."</p>
<p>Pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah sent an ominous signal to Australia ahead of India's much-anticipated tour Down Under with a four-wicket haul for Mumbai in Thursday's Indian Premier League (IPL) match against Delhi Capitals in Dubai.</p>.<p>Bumrah dismissed India teammate Shikhar Dhawan with a swinging yorker and sent back rival captain Shreyas Iyer, Delhi's top-scorer Marcus Stoinis and Daniel Sams to claim 4-14 and the man-of-the-match award.</p>.<p>"I felt the opening yorker was very important," Bumrah said after defending champions Mumbai triumphed by 57 runs to reach the Nov. 10 final.</p>.<p>"I had decided I was going to do that. When it comes off like that, it feels great.</p>.<p>"Early wickets are important especially with the dew coming in. I usually don't focus on the end result. Whenever I have tried to focus on the end result, it goes downhill."</p>.<p>Bumrah, who leads the IPL with 27 wickets from 14 matches, was the joint highest wicket-taker with Australia spinner Nathan Lyon when India registered their maiden test series victory Down Under last year.</p>.<p>India leave for Australia later this month to play six short-form internationals followed by four tests.</p>.<p>With Mumbai, Bumrah has received plenty of support from the other end from Trent Boult, who has 22 wickets this season.</p>.<p>The New Zealander rocked Delhi with a two-wicket opening over burst and Bumrah said the pair had been picking each other's brains.</p>.<p>"Our conversations have been very good. He is a very skilful bowler. We discuss different fields, different ways to bowl, and what to do in different situations."</p>