Both siraj
2nd Test: Pleased That The Indian Bowlers Applied Consistent Pressure After Lunch, Says Anil Kumble
Left‑arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav returned with figures of 3-48, while Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, and Ravindra Jadeja took a wicket each as India got rewarded for their persistence by picking four wickets in the final session and kept South Africa to 247/6 in 81.5 overs on day one’s play.
"I'm pleased that the Indian bowlers applied consistent pressure after lunch, resulting in an early wicket, which made taking six wickets in the session a realistic goal. On a challenging pitch like this, it hasn't been easy to score runs, and India did not offer any loose deliveries.”
Related Cricket News on Both siraj
-
Rohit. Virat. Australia. One Last Show?
ODI World Cup: As India gears up for the high-voltage ODI series against Australia, the spotlight inevitably falls on two modern greats — Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. ...
-
Rohit, Rahul Undergo Skills And Strength Training At BCCI CoE Ahead Of Upcoming Season
ICC World Test Championship: India ODI captain Rohit Sharma and senior batter KL Rahul intensified their preparations for the upcoming cricket season with a recent focused training stint at the ...
-
Dhawan: 'Pressure Now On England' After India’s Bold Comeback At Edgbaston
New Delhi: Former India opener Shikhar Dhawan has heaped praise on the young Indian side for their remarkable performance in the ongoing Test series in England, especially after their historic ...
-
From Centuries To Self-discovery: A Candid Conversation With Shikhar Dhawan
Shikhar Dhawan: Known for his flamboyant stroke play and ever-smiling persona on the field, Shikhar Dhawan has long been one of Indian cricket’s most charismatic figures. But beyond the boundaries ...
-
4th Test: Australia In Driver's Seat After Smith’s 140 And India’s Batting Meltdown (Ld)
Boxing Day Test: Yashasvi Jaiswal and Virat Kohli shared a 102-run stand for the third wicket before the duo fell quickly in a sensational late collapse as India ended day ...
-
4th Test: Smith’s Unbeaten 139 Takes Australia To 454/7 At Lunch
Boxing Day Test: Senior batter Steven Smith slammed an unbeaten 139 - his 34th Test century, as Australia continued their total domination in the Boxing Day Test after reaching 454/7 ...
-
Ponting Says 'he Got Worried For Siraj' After His Fiery Send-off To Head In Adelaide
Former Australia: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes the incident between Travis Head and Mohammed Siraj during the second Border-Gavaskar Test in Adelaide was all down to a "misinterpretation" and ...
-
Siraj Fined 20 Percent Of Match Fee For Aggressive Send-off To Head In Adelaide
The International Cricket Council: Indian fast-bowler Mohammed Siraj has been fined 20 percent of his match fee for giving an aggressive send-off to Australia batter Travis Head during the second ...
-
CLOSE-IN: India Has The Skill And Firepower To Win The Test Series Down Under (IANS Column)
World Test Championship: The most awaited Test series between the two top cricket sides in the world has finally got underway. Both Australia and India are vying for a place ...
-
'I Owe Everything To My Father’: Harshit Rana On His Test Call-up For Australia Tour
Gavaskar Trophy Down Under: Three years ago, Harshit Rana watched India’s historic 2020-21 Test series win over Australia from his home, dreaming of the day he might play on those ...
-
Ravindra Jadeja Enters Record Books With 300 Test Scalps
Green Park Stadium: Indian spin-bowling allrounder Ravindra Jadeja etched his name into the record books on Monday after claiming his landmark 300th Test wickets during the second Test against Bangladesh ...
-
1st Test: Pant, Gill And Ashwin Ensure Another Day Of Domination For India (ld)
Najmul Hossain Shanto: Rishabh Pant brought up a soul-stirring sixth Test century on his comeback to the format, while Shubman Gill hit an elegant fifth Test hundred, and Ravichandran Ashwin ...
-
No Doubt Sarfaraz Had Very Good Debut, But Rahul Consistent In Scoring Runs, Says Parthiv
Both Akash Deep: Former India wicketkeeper-batter Parthiv Patel believes KL Rahul’s consistent run-scoring secured his selection over Sarfaraz Khan in the playing eleven for the first Test against Bangladesh, starting ...
-
India's Fast-bowling Makes Them Tough Team To Beat In Australia: Labuschagne
World Test Championship: Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne praised India’s fast bowling line-up, adding that it is an aspect which makes the visitors’ a tough team to beat in Australian conditions. ...
Cricket Special Today
-
- 06 Feb 2021 04:31