I felt like I didn’t get out, took the time to recover: Mohammed Siraj to break the heart of the Lord

Mohammed Siraj remembered the heartbreaking moment from the Lord’s test when he was released in the match by the last man and revealed how it took him some time to come out of the pain of loss. Siraj and Jadeja detonated when India needed 23 runs to win the match with Bashir Bowling on Pacer. Siraj defended the ball well, but unfortunately rolled over the stumps and released deposit.

Pacer was left in tears because it meant that India agonizually lost the game And currently ends in a series of 1-2. When Siraj spoke at a press conference before the Manchester test, he said he felt he would not get out and confidence on the day.

Siraj said it was a heartbreaking moment for him.

“It is obvious that I was very sad. In such a match, I broke out after – as if I had a partnership with Jadda Bhai, I felt like I couldn’t get out. The way I launched, I had the confidence that I couldn’t get here.

“Pain has remained for a long time”

Siraj said that the pain of loss has remained with him for a long time because he is an emotional man. But Pacer said that The fight that showed Ravindra Jadeja And Jasprit Bumrah motivated him that day, because he feels that the series is still alive and will focus more on his launching.

“It stayed for a long time. Because the match was like that. Also in 2021 I took the last goal. Then again to be in this situation, I am a very emotional person. Because in a situation where I got out-think that if we won, the series would be 2-1.”

“But at that time, Jadda Bhai fought so well, even Jassi Bhai played 54 balls. Such a fight, but in the end it was a loss. After so hard work, I thought no, the series is not as possible as possible, we should do runs from below.

Siraj continued saying that the victory in Lord’s Hurt The Team is closest, but now they are positive with a series per 1-2.

“No one said anything, just” a good fight. “Because at one point he felt as if we lost so much that we took it for tea.

The Manchester Test will begin on July 23.

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Published on:

21 July 2025

Tune