Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has raised questions on the celebration of Mohammed Siraj. The 60-year-old former captain said- 'Siraj has a habit of celebrating taking a wicket prematurely without waiting for the umpire's decision. His senior colleagues in Team India should talk to Siraj on this issue, because doing so feels bad.
Taylor told Nine News – 'When Siraj feels that he has dismissed the batsman, he runs towards his teammates to celebrate even before the umpire's decision comes.' The Indian fast bowler was fined 20% of his match fee by the ICC for his aggressive celebration against Travis Head.
As far as Mohammad Siraj is concerned, I would like his senior teammates to talk to him. Not so much about what happened to Travis Head, but he should be talked to about the fact that when he thinks he has dismissed the batsman, he does not turn to see the umpire's decision and starts celebrating. Let's do it. I think it's not a good sight for him and the game. I like his enthusiasm, I like his competitive nature, I like the fact that we have a really good series going on, but there's also the respect of the game that needs to be maintained. I think talking to senior colleagues will help him understand this.
Former Australian batsman Simon Katich told SEN Radio – Siraj's brain did not work.
Siraj's brain did not work for some time and this Indian fast bowler later regretted it. It is shameful that Siraj did not use his brain then. There is no need for this kind of behavior in the game.
Siraj came into limelight after argument with head Siraj has become a topic of discussion after having a brief argument with Head during the Adelaide Test. On December 7, the second day of the Pink Ball Test match, Head hit a six off Siraj's ball. Then Siraj bowled him on the very next ball.
After being out on the score of 140, Head said a few words to Siraj. On this Siraj signaled him to go to the dugout. After the match Head said that I was appreciating him. I only said bell ball. At the same time, Siraj said that they are lying.
The debate between Travis Head and Mohammed Siraj was a topic of discussion during the Adelaide Test.
Australia won the Adelaide Test by 10 wickets Australia won this match by 10 wickets and leveled the 5 match series 1–1. The Indian team won the Perth Test by 295 runs and took a 1-0 lead. The third match of the series will be played at the Gabba ground in Brisbane from 14 December.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma after losing the Adelaide Test. Under his captaincy, India has lost its fourth consecutive match.
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Siraj fined 20% of match fee
Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj and Australian batsman Travis Head have been found guilty of violating the cricket code of conduct by the ICC. ICC gave 1-1 demerit point to both the players. Siraj was also fined 20% of the match fee.
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