A stump mic moment during the third Test match between India and Australia caught the attention of viewers as Nathan Lyon asked Jasprit Bumrah why he was batting ahead of Mohammed Siraj. In response, Bumrah told Lyon that it's a mystery as to why he was promoted, with fellow commentator Harbhajan Singh also questioning the decision. Despite a strong partnership between Bumrah and Akash Deep, the latter's dismissal by Travis Head may prove troublesome for Australia as they look to push for a win on day five, especially with one bowler down due to injury.
During Day 2 of the third Test between India and Australia, Mohammed Siraj's aggressive throw caused tension on the field as it nearly injured teammate Ravindra Jadeja. The incident also led to Jadeja giving Siraj a mouthful, showcasing the tension and frustration within the Indian team. Despite this, Australia dominated the day with Travis Head and Steve Smith's centuries, putting them in a strong position in the match.
During Day 2 of the third Test at the Gabba, Australia's Travis Head and Steve Smith put on a dominant partnership, leading to Indian players' frustration and skipper Rohit Sharma's questionable decision-making. Former Australia batter Simon Katich did not hold back in his criticism, labeling the field placements and bowling tactics of Mohammed Siraj and Rohit as "dumb." This came after Rohit's decision to drop Ravindra Jadeja from the playing XI and rotate pacers throughout the match.
Former India cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has called out the Australian cricketers and fans for their treatment of Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj following his fiery send-off to Australian batter Travis Head. Gavaskar highlighted the hypocrisy of Australian fans and expressed his surprise at the incident. He also pointed out how the Indian Premier League has helped reduce animosity in the game.
Travis Head's outstanding performance against India on Day 2 of the second Test match, including the fastest-ever century in day-night cricket history, helped Australia gain a clear advantage. However, Head and Mohammed Siraj had an intense on-field confrontation which led to the latter's wild celebration. In an interview after the game, Head expressed disappointment with Siraj's reaction and also credited the home fans for their support and talked about Australia's strong position going into Day 3.
During India and Australia's second Test match, Australian batter Travis Head received a fiery send-off from Indian bowler Mohammed Siraj. The exchange between the two players led to a heated argument and prompted criticism from cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar. Head, who scored a brilliant century, clarified that he had only praised Siraj's delivery but was misunderstood. The incident added to the intense rivalry between the two teams.
Australian batsman Travis Head displayed an incredible batting performance, scoring 140 runs in just 141 balls against India. However, the highlight of his innings was not just his runs, but a heated exchange with Indian bowler Mohammed Siraj. Despite being dropped early on, Head managed to capitalize on the opportunity and secure a 130-run lead for his team. The match stands at Australia's 332/9, with India's bowlers picking up crucial wickets. Stay updated with all the latest cricket news by following us.
The second day of the India vs Australia Test match in Adelaide was filled with action and tension as both teams battled it out on the field. From a contentious DRS call to a fiery send-off by Mohammed Siraj after taking the wicket of centurion Travis Head, the match was eventful. Despite Australia's lead of 152 runs, all eyes were on the intense moments between Kohli and Siraj, and Head's stellar performance.
Aussie batsman Travis Head expressed his disappointment over Indian bowler Mohammed Siraj's aggressive send-off and celebration after dismissing him for 140 runs in the Pink-Ball Test. Head had played a remarkable innings that helped Australia take the lead over India, but was met with an intense exchange with Siraj before heading to the pavilion. Former batsman Sunil Gavaskar also criticized Siraj's actions, stating that it was unnecessary and could have been avoided.
Indian bowler Mohammed Siraj faced boos from Australian fans as he struggled with his line and length during the second Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval. Despite the hostile environment, teammates Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant offered their support to Siraj. In the game, Australian batsman Travis Head put on a masterclass with a dynamic 140 runs, his eighth century in Test cricket, to give Australia a lead of 157 runs.