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Siraj got the wicket of Cameron Green in both the innings while he had Marnus Labuschagne (in first innings) and Travis Head and Nathan Lyon (in second innings)
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The key is to remain patient and hit one area consistently, said Siraj
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Umesh seemed to have injured his knee while bowling his fourth over which was the eighth of the Australian second innings
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The typical Hyderabadi dialect commonly used in Irani hotels, play fields or among teammates brought smiles among the citizens from the land of the Musi
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When I saw him (Gill) the other day in the ODI, I thought he had a good technique, he looked like he belonged to international cricket, said McGrath
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Kin of pacer, who made his Test debut against Australia, were excited while they followed game on television
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The City speedster took two wickets and held two catches in his first Test at MCG
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Mohammed Siraj (2/40 in 15 overs) repaid the faith shown in him with wickets of Marnus Labuschagne (48) and Cameron Green (12) with the old ball
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It took 43 balls for Siraj to capture his first Test wicket when he had the dangerous Labuschagne caught at backward short leg by another Indian debutant, Shubman Gill
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Congrats Siraj! Hyderabad is proud of you. Siraj, the fast bowler is the 298th Indian cricketer to play in Test cricket
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It is understood that young Shubman Gill, after a couple of impressive knocks in the warm-up games, is seen as a replacement of Shaw as senior star Rohit Sharma will not be available until the third Test match in Sydney.
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Siraj's gesture has taken the internet by storm and the BCCIshared a picture in which Green can be seen on his knees after the fierce blow and Siraj standing next to him and checking on the Australian.
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Siraj's father passed away on Friday and the Indian pacer decided to stay with the Indian Test team in Australia, even though the Indian cricket board offered him fly back home
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In his twitter handle, Ganguly said: May Mohammed Siraj have a lot of strength to overcome this loss...lots of good wishes for his success in this trip.. tremendous character
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However, with the prevailing Covid quarantine rules in place in Sydney, the Hyderabad cricketer will not be able to travel for his father’s last rites
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For a boy, who didn’t have money to buy cricket shoes, father being an auto-rickshaw driver and mother working as a maid, it has been one of the fascinating stories in Indian cricket
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The pacer recorded history by becoming the first in Indian Premier League history to bowl back-to-back maiden overs.
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Hyderabad pace bowler Mohammed Siraj produced a magical performance picking up three wickets for eight runs in his four-over spell in RCB’s eight-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders.
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The fifth pacer's slot in Test matches may go to Siraj, who has done well in longer version for India A and his Ranji Trophy side
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The Chennai and Bengaluru teams are in intriguing mid-table battle