Former Indian Captain Kapil Dev has praised Mohammed SirajThe efforts with the ball during the recently signed at five games between England and India. Kapil even labeled Siraj as a ‘real hero’, given the hard work with which he consistently adheres to a fixed plan while bowling. Siraj eventually got 23 wickets in nine innings, intending as the leading wicket tack of the series.
The former all -rounder shower about how Siraj led the bowling unit, despite the absence of Jasprit Bumrah in two of the five games.
Siraj is a real hero. The good thing is that he didn’t try to do something extraordinary. He just kept the ball in the right areas, especially around the stump and success followed. Siraj led the bowling attack [in Jasprit Bumrah’s absence] And he did it bravely. Indian cricket needs more Sirajs, “Kapil explained, as quoted by noon.
That is a rare and great quality. He never looked under pressure: Kapil
The World Cup-winning captain thought about Siraj who did not crumble under the burden of a catch that he had dropped on the fourth day, while he gave his absolutely all on the last day in the oval.
“Siraj was cheerful and lifted the whole team on that last day. [Jamie] Smith was a dangerous batter and when Siraj removed him, it brought the faith back to the Indian team. Siraj dropped a catch on day four, but then he threw his best. That is a rare and great quality. He never looked under pressure. England needed 35 runs and India needed four wickets. This was the situation on the morning of day five and we all picked the Wickets. We may not speak English better, but our team has proven that speaking English is not necessary when it comes to winning a cricket match, “Kapil added.
India won the fifth game with a narrow margin of six run. Siraj ended with a career-best test competition of 9/190 (4/86 and 5/104). The team, led by Shubman Gill, ultimately retain the Anderson-Detulkar trophy after leveling the series 2-2.
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