The fourth and final match of the four-match Test series between India and England was played at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad. The first day of the Test was named after the Indian bowlers. Akshar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin led the pavilion for seven English batsmen. At the same time, Mohammad Siraj, who replaced Jaspreet Bumrah, took two big wickets, such as Johnny Bierstowe and Joe Root. Siraj said he had devised the perfect strategy to get the England captain’s wicket. The fast bowler is very happy to be root.
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Joe Root failed to comprehend Siraj’s insight ball and was just LBW for 5 runs. Siraj, who got Root’s wicket, said: ‘I was planning to get Root out by throwing balls. And at the beginning of the new over, I thought I would get the ball inside. I was very satisfied with implementing the strategy. It’s for fun. ‘ The Indian fast bowler similarly sensed Johnny Bierstow’s weakness on the inside ball and sent it to the ball pavilion at speeds of more than 146 km per hour.
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Speaking of Bairstow’s wicket, Siraj said, “Initially I was not bowling fast to Bierstowe. But all the footage I saw of him, he was swinging the ball inward and swinging inwards. Kohli used Siraj for most of the first day, and his technique was to constantly bowl along the same line and length to create tension.
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