The current tour of Australia is filled with the ups and downs of Team India pacer Mohammed Siraj. Siraj’s father died in the middle of the trip, but he remained with the Test team and never returned home. Siraj was not given the opportunity to play in the Adelaide and Melbourne Test matches, but made his Test debut through the Sydney Test. Jasprit Bumrah was injured before the Brisbane Test match and took the opportunity to lead India’s fastest attack in the last and decisive Test of the series. Siraj did not disappoint the team’s performance and took five wickets in the second innings of Australia.
Team India Siraj returned with 5 wickets to salute the video
Mohammad Siraj’s first five-wicket haul in Test cricket 4
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– Cricket at BT Sport (tsbtsportcricket) January 18, 2021
This is the first 5 wicket hall in Test cricket. With his spectacular bowling, Australia were reduced to 294 in the second innings. In the second innings, Siraj made his way to the pavilion for Mitchell Starc and Josh Haazloud, with important wickets from Marnus Labuschen, Steve Smith and Matthew Wade. Speaking of the match, Australia won the toss and decided to bat first, scoring 369 in the first innings at the Gabba Grounds in Brisbane.
Rohit’s shadow batting practice was Smith’s look – video
In response, India scored 336 in the first innings. Australia won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring 294 runs in the second innings. India were 4 for 4 without losing a wicket until the fourth day’s play. On the last day of the match, Team India need to score 324 to win.
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