Mohammed Siraj's stellar performance, including a crucial five-wicket haul, propelled India to a thrilling six-run victory over England in the fifth Test, drawing the series 2-2. Despite missing a catch and feeling the pressure, Siraj's self-belief and determination fueled his match-winning performance. He expressed admiration for Jasprit Bumrah, wishing he could have shared the special moment.
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