WTC Final: Mohammad Siraj has a special achievement in his name
WTC Final: Team India’s star pacer Mohammad Siraj performed brilliantly in the final of the World Test Championship against Australia (IND vs AUS). Actually, Siraj has taken 4 wickets in his name during the first innings. With this, he has achieved a special achievement in his name. Siraj has scored a half-century of wickets in Test cricket.
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Siraj – made Usman Khawaja, Travis Head, Pat Cummins, and Nathan Lyon their victims
Mohammad Siraj has achieved a special achievement in Test cricket in the final of the World Test Championship against Australia. During this, he has made Usman Khawaja, Travis Head, Pat Cummins, and Nathan Lyon his victims. At the same time, with these four wickets, Siraj has completed his 50 wickets in Test cricket. On this achievement, BCCI has also congratulated him on his official Twitter account.
Siraj has taken 4 wickets for Team India
The Australian team, batting first, got all out after scoring 469 runs in 121.3 overs. For the team, Steve Smith has played a brilliant inning of 121 runs, and Travis Head 163 runs. Whereas David Warner scored 43 and Alex Carey scored 48 runs. At the same time, Siraj has taken 4 wickets for Team India. Apart from this, captain Rohit Sharma has returned to the pavilion after scoring 15 runs and Shubman Gill 13 runs in batting.
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Siraj – In 34 innings of 19 matches in Test cricket, he took 51 wickets at an average of 30.96 and 3.32 economy
Let us tell you that Indian star pacer Mohammad Siraj has earned his name from IPL. After that, he made his debut for Team India and since then he has been doing consistently well for India. In Test cricket, he has taken 51 wickets in 34 innings of 19 matches at an economy of 3.32 and an average of 30.96. At the same time, he has also taken five wickets once. His best has been 73 runs with 5 wickets.
