A fired-up Mohammed Siraj pegged Australia back with a double-wicket over in the morning session of Day 2 of the fifth and final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the SCG in Sydney.
who was caught behind off Siraj for 41 to leave Australia on 104-4. Head and Webster, however, steered the home side to victory with an unbroken fifth-wicket stand of 58, the latter continuing his ...
Follow live: Boland claims six in India bundling, Bumrah not in the field for Australian innings Mohammed Siraj instead shared the new ball ... but was the last wicket to fall, bowled by Scott Boland ...
On a day of high drama at a sunbathed Sydney Cricket Ground, Bumrah took the first wicket to set India on their ... Prasidh Krishna (3-42), Mohammed Siraj (3-51) and Nitish Kumar Reddy stepped ...
Jasprit Bumrah, India's stand-in captain, expressed disappointment at not being able to have a crack at Australia on what he described as "the spiciest wicket ... and Mohammed Siraj helped polish ...
IMAGE: Scott Boland took 4-42 in the final session to add to his four-wicket haul from India’s first innings. Photograph: ICC X Prasidh Krishna (3-42), Mohammed Siraj (3-51) and Nitish Kumar ...
Both Mohammed Siraj (3/51) and Prasidh Krishna (3/ ... The ramp shot, which had cost him his wicket and drawn criticism, was also on display as Pant decided he would bat in the T20 mode. India would ...
But a Bumrah-less India still found the will and resolve to pull them back on a wicket that spiced things ... of the series – taking 3/42, Mohammed Siraj 3/51 and Nitish Reddy 2/32.
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