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Mohammed Siraj Looking Forward To Bowling Alongside Ishant Sharma During England Series

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Mohammed Siraj Looking Forward To Bowling Alongside Ishant Sharma During England Series

The young fast bowler from Hyderabad Mohammed Siraj had an impressive India debut during the recently-concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. After a successful start, Siraj now has set his eyes on the upcoming England series and is looking forward to bowling alongside veteran fast bowler Ishant Sharma, who returns after an injury lay-off.

Meanwhile, after grinding it out in the first-class cricket for several years, Siraj earned himself a place in the Test side and impressed immediately. He emerged as the leading wicket-taker for Team India in the absence of several first-choice pacers with 13 wickets including a five-wicket haul at the Gabba.

Excited to bowl alongside Ishant Sharma – Mohammed Siraj

And rightly so, he has retained his place for the England Test series alongside the likes of Jasprit Bumrah, Ishant Sharma, and Shardul Thakur. Mohammed Siraj is looking forward to continuing with the good work besides learning pearls of wisdom by bowling alongside Ishant Sharma.

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“It doesn’t matter whether I am playing at home or away, my performances and winning matches for my team have always mattered to me the most. I am all prepared for the England series,” Mohammed Siraj told TOI.

“I have bowled alongside Bumrah, Shami bhai, and Shardul. They are part of the series (vs England). I am so excited now to bowl alongside Ishant Sharma. It is going to be a huge learning curve for me,” Siraj added.

Meanwhile, the conditions will be different in India which will test the pedigree of the fast bowlers at the highest level. Mohammed Siraj said he is not bothered about those and want to emulate the excellent work he has learnt from head coach Ravi Shastri and senior players during the series Down Under.

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“There was a lot that I learnt from the Australia series. From sharing dressing rooms to net sessions, I learned a lot from the seniors like Pujara, Ajji bhaia (Ajinkya Rahane), Shami bhai, Rohit bhaia and coach Ravi sir. I want to use that knowledge now against England,” he added.

 

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