IND vs. Eng Test: ‘After the breakup, Bhu Dukh Hota is’ – Mohammad Siraj opens after the Topsey -Taravi series. Cricket news

Timesofindia.com in London: When Mohammad Siraj matched the most, he gave it to him. England needed six runs and Gas Atkinson stood tall at one end, a 31-year-old fast bowler produced a sending yorker, who crashed into his off stump by defeating a six-run win and defeating the series 2–2. Sirj ended with 5 for 104 in the final innings, and 23 wickets in the series – more than someone else. But more than the numbers, it was the heart and tireless that stood out of 5 days in the oval. Siraj said, “I will raise this test highly. It was an incredible battle. There was a lot of confidence that the dressing room Meen Zate (there was a lot of confidence in the dressing room that we would win),” Sirj said, because the Indian players gave happiness in happiness around it.

It was not all smooth sailing for this series for Sirj. At Lord’s, he was the last wicket to lose 22 runs. In this very testing, 4 days, he caught Harry Brook near the ropes, but accidentally stepped up to score six runs. Brooke scored 111. “Lords, Harry Brook’s grip … My Saath Hi Aisa Kyu. Upar Waale Ne Kuch Accha Socha Hoga Hoga Meree (Why is this only for me? God has planned some good plan for me),” Sirj said to reporters at the end of the day’s game. This “something good” came as an ideal last day. England looked favorite for two borders in the first over with Prasad Krishna. But Siraj removed Jamie Smith, implicating Jamie Overton LBW and finally shattered Atkinson’s stump.In the buildup on the last day of the 5th Test, Siraj revealed what he was accused for his heroes. “I woke up at 6 in the morning, took it and placed it as my wallpaper,” Pesar said, referring to a picture of Cristiano Ronaldo, which was titled ‘Belive!’. He said, “Yesterday we had pace, soak rahe de di nipten (we were thinking about finishing it yesterday),” he said, revealing how India had expected to wrap it on Sunday, before the bad lights forced the delay. Siraj also ended his specific humor a stressful. “It was an emotional moment after taking the final wicket, but DK brother came and started asking questions in English,” he laughed.

He said, “The loss is hurt … even after the breakup, there is sorrow hota (it hurts even after a breakup),” he said, covering the ups and downs of a draining series. But when it matters, Siraj gave austerity and fire to shut down the series and help India 2–2 on Monday.