India clinched a nail-biting six-run victory over England in the fifth Test at The Oval, drawing the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj's sensational spell of 5 for 104, including a crucial 3 for 9 on the final day, spearheaded India's fightback. Virat Kohli lauded Siraj's resilience, highlighting his commitment to the team.
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Mohammed Siraj's remarkable journey from sacrificing his favorite biryani to becoming India's leading bowler is a testament to his dedication. His nine wickets in the fifth Test, including a crucial 5/104, secured India's victory and highlighted his unwavering determination. Inspired by Virat Kohli's fitness and Mohammed Shami's resilience, Siraj's grit and hunger have defined his success.
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With the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy still alive and series on the line, India are expected to veer from its safety-first approach in the fifth Test, starting Thursday at The Oval, and go all-out for the kill to level the series. Bumrah's participation remains uncertain and the question marks over Shardul Thakur or Kuldeep Yadav persists. On the batting front, Dhruv Jurel replaces the injured Rishabh Pant.
Harry Brook's audacious shot against Mohammed Siraj, reminiscent of Rishabh Pant, became the highlight of the rain-interrupted final Test. Brook's improvisational six, executed while losing balance, drew comparisons to Pant's fearless batting style. Despite India's earlier innings of 224 and England's quick start, Brook's moment of brilliance captured the attention of fans and commentators alike.
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