Did-he-or-didn't-he secret has at last been addressed. Mumbai Indians on Saturday (April 29) affirmed that Jofra Bowman, truth be told, visited Belgium for a "minor medical procedure". There is, in any case, no lucidity on when did the visit and medical procedure occur, a subject that turned into a hotly debated issue of discussion in the cricket world with the player himself tolling in. "Indeed, he was (in Belgium for medical procedure)," Imprint Boucher, the mentor of Mumbai Indians, said, confessing all with regards to this issue. "I accept it was a minor medical procedure," the South African said just before Mumbai Indians' match against Rajasthan Royals at the Wankhede. Bowman clearly went exclusively for a day yet Boucher wouldn't have the foggiest idea about the timing. "I have things to take care of," he said. Strangely, when the reports surfaced about the Barbados-conceived English pacer's concise visit to Belgium for an elbow a medical procedure, Bowman had a fair piece to say with regards to this issue. "Putting out an article without knowing current realities and without my assent is insane. Whoever the correspondent is, disgrace on you, a generally stressing and disturbing time for a player and you exploit it for your own benefit, it's kin like you that are the issue (sic)," Toxophilite had said in a web-based entertainment post. "You're making it sound like the ECB told him and he distributed it, when that isn't what occurred. In this way, except if you know something that I don't if it's not too much trouble, shed some light (sic)." In the interim, Boucher likewise said Bowman is accessible for choice for the Saturday night game and it can change the elements of the challenge. "We as a whole understand what Jofra can do. He's been a phenomenal bowler for a long time now. In this way, he adds an alternate aspect to our assault. Clearly, some great speed. He can bowl with the new ball and he's awesome at the demise also. It (demise overs) is one region where we've battled a little. Thus, he can ideally come in and satisfy that job, bowling in those circumstances," the MI mentor said. Bowman, one of the chief quick bowlers of world cricket, has been disappointing in the IPL up until this point. He played only two of MI's seven games asserting one wicket this season. The establishment will focus on Bowman to leave an effect, which he is prepared to do, before it becomes past the point of no return for them in the season.