Manchester: Indian Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraje to appeal about the goal during the fourth day of the fourth test match between India and England, on the cricket land Old Trafford, in Manchester, England. (PTI Photo/R Senthilkucar) (PTI07_26_2025_000186B) The former Australian cricket Brad Haddin made a bold remark about the Indian duo Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj.Haddin said Bumrah did not win any test matches for India during England.
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“India can take a lot from it – they can still play without bums,” Haddin said on YouTube Channel Listnr Sport.“Life continues if the other pitchs find their way. They have so many talents in India. But they didn’t win a test match.”“I think Siraj likes the leader of the attack. He’s one of those guys who want the ball in great situations.”Yes, he makes mistakes, but he doesn’t move from this occasion. If you have such players – who are not afraid to make mistakes who can get under the skin of the opposition because of how much they want to get involved – these are the boys you want. ”Jasprit Bumrah was released from the Indian Group after not included in playing XI for the fifth test against England in the oval, due to workload management.Before starting a series of five matches, the main selector Ajit Agarkar and head coach Gautam Gambhir said that Bumrah will not have more than three tests on tour. Bumrah played in the first test in Headingley, Leeds, followed by the third and fourth games in Lord’s and Old Trafford in Manchester.
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In these three Bumrah games, he raised 14 goals-including two five goal interests-Bowling 119.4 overs on average 26, which made the Indian leading goal before the fifth test.Meanwhile, Siraj performed in all five tests, ending as the highest goal in a series with 22 scalp, which helped India to equalize Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2-2.“Mohammed Siraj wanted the ball in the last lesson of the game. There is no way in the world he didn’t want to win to win the game. Yes, he dropped the catch – that was a bad lady. Your data must be better if you catch.”“But the moment did not define his performance in the test match. We are no longer talking about this catch,” Haddin added.
