RP Singh cautioned that Mohammed Siraj needs workload management despite his impressive performance in England, similar to Jasprit Bumrah's situation. He advocated for monitoring workload in domestic cricket rather than international matches. Singh also supported Arshdeep Singh's inclusion in the team and believed Anshul Kamboj has potential despite a poor debut due to lack of rest.
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Shubman Gill and Gautam Gambhir's coach-captain partnership has started strongly, drawing a challenging five-Test series in England. Gill's leadership and Gambhir's focus on team over individuals have instilled confidence in a young Indian side. With senior players retiring and Bumrah's availability managed carefully, the team is looking ahead, potentially revisiting ODI leadership with Gill as a key figure.
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Mohammed Siraj’s fiery spirit defined India’s drawn Test series in England. Overlooked, misjudged, and trolled, he rose through relentless spells, emotional resilience, and raw hunger. From rubber slippers in Toli Chowki to nine SENA wins, Siraj’s journey is a testament to belief. At The Oval, he didn’t just take wickets — he emerged from Bumrah’s shadow.
Brendon McCullum lauded Mohammed Siraj's match-winning performance in the fifth Test, acknowledging his fighting spirit. He described the series as an enthralling contest, highlighting the intense physical and mental demands on both teams. McCullum felt a 2-2 draw was a fair result, praising the players' resilience throughout the grueling five-match series, which he considered an 'unbelievable spectacle'.
Yograj Singh praised Mohammed Siraj, drawing comparisons to Kapil Dev, and lauded Shubman Gill's captaincy amidst initial criticism. He emphasized the team's fighting spirit, viewing the series draw against England as a hard-fought victory. Yograj expressed immense pride in the Indian team's resilience and determination throughout the series, highlighting their unwavering commitment.
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