Mohammed Siraj enters the border and catches Harry Brook (photo from Stu Forster/Getty Images) Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting criticized Mohammed Siri for the last hour of the morning at the 4th day of the fifth test between India and England on the oval on Sunday Harry Brook. The apostate catch, which changed to six when he entered the border rope, allowed Brook to stay undefeated at the end of the opening session.Brook and Joe Root mounted a strong counterattack against the Indian bowling attack and threatened their chances of settling the series. The key moment came when Brook in 35. Through the Bowling Prasidh Krishna fired.
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Siraj finished the catch, but accidentally retreated back to the border rope and transformed what would be the goal of six runs. The Indian pitch was visibly desperate and buried his face in his hands after realizing his mistake.“What did he think? He didn’t think. He didn’t have to move to grab himself, so how expensive could it be? Brook is still your readers so well.Former head coach India Ravi Shastri appreciated the competitive nature of the meeting and described it as a test cricket at best. “This session was a test cricket at best. It was a vigilant first hour – a good bowling and a lot of cottage, Fielders got back to the dough,” Shastri said.
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While Prasidh and Siši initially exerted England under pressure by lowering them to 106/3, while defending the 373-run goal, Brook’s aggressive bats helped to restore the shift balance.“India raised a few goals – but then came a counterattack. In the battle with the seamstress, England took the pace. Harry Brook made Rishabh Pant. I liked his expectations. It was clear that he wanted to run and be disturbing,” Shastri added.The game saw that the momentum moves between the two teams when they fought for control, with Brook comparing the style of tabs with Indian more captain Rishabh Pant from Shastri.
