The former national cricket team of India, Irfan Pathan, took a sneaky excavation to the rhythm of the spearhead of Jasprit Bumrah while praising the praise on the Speedster Star Mohammed Siraj.
Irfan Pathan said Mohammed Siraj inspired young people with his heroic in the Anderson-Tendulkar 2025 trophy, where he gave everything for the country and overthrew his heart.
Mohammed Siraj surpasses Jasprit Bumrah in the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy
The Hyderabad Siraj stimulator was at its best exceptional of the 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar trophy against the National Cricket team of England, and it surpassed the world launcher Jasprit Bumrah.
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Siraj played the five games of the series, presenting first -rate fitness levels, and even on the 25th day of the play, he breathed fire.
Overall, Mohammed Siraj took 23 counters in 9 rounds with an average of 32.43 and finished as the first window in the series between India and England.
On the other hand, Bumrah faced strong criticisms due to his act of “pick-And-choose”. In particular, the PACER appeared in three out of five test games in order to manage its workload.
It was a predetermined plan before the five -game test series, and he received a green light from the BCCI. Bumrah has chosen to play the first, third and fourth games, where he played 119.4 ones and chosen 14 counters.
I called my son and asked him to watch Mohammed Siraj Play – Irfan Pathan
In an interaction with Revsportz, Irfan Pathan recalled how he was in admiration before the inspiring performance of Mohammed Siraj and told his son to look at the stimulator bowling in the Kennington oval test in London. He developed:
“I think it was also one of the best cricket test series of which I was part of the panel of comments. In addition, from the point of view of where I watched the last game at home, I actually called my son – who played in his room – and I asked him to watch Mohammed Siraj play.
“I told him how hard this guy had his first days because of the lack of installations, which is quite similar to my situation. His father was an automatic pusher driver. The trip of Siraj to where he has reached is a trip of inspiration.
“When you see Mohammed Siraj Bowl the kind of spell he turned upside down on the last day, you are inspired. His determination to think of nothing else, and just to make sure you win the game for the country, was what he did. The starting speed of 135 (KMPH) at a speed of 145 series that we played.”
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When you play for India and you are there, it’s like a war – Irfan Pathan
Irfan Pathan also took a devious excavation in Jasprit Bumrah, saying that he favors his workload on the team’s needs has exerted pressure on coaches, the captain and other players.
The former versatile of India added that playing for the country is like going to war, and the players should be inspired by the performance of Mohammed Siraj. Irfan Pathan also focused on jumping matches against lower class teams to play all important matches against England and Australia. He developed:
“When you play for India and you are there, it’s like a war. When you play in a team, the first responsibility is towards your team. Everything (the rest) arrives in second position. The country is definitely there, but the first and above all, the responsibility of a player is towards the team that you cannot drop.
“When the series is lit, things are quite difficult to manage – leadership, the coaches, the captain, and this will fall directly onto the other person if you think a lot about the workload. I have talked a lot about this and people could have taken these words in a different way, but as an ex -click, we feel so proud when India wins.
“I know that it is not possible that each time we win, but the right thing must be done every time and the right thing is that, once you go on the ground, you should think that Siraj thought it. I do not say that no one else thinks that way, but some have different criteria in terms of mentality or past injuries or the way the body reacts.”
