Shamik Chakrabarty
After bowling six overs on the spin, Mohammed Siraj wanted a breather. Shubman Gill, his captain, urged him to bowl one more. Siraj, the perennial team man, agreed. He strained every sinew to unleash a yorker, good enough to make even Curtly Ambrose proud. Jacob Bethell was a sitting duck. On the spiciest pitch of the series, Jasprit Bumrah opted out to manage his workload. Siraj, yet again, stood up to be counted.
His eight-over spell post-lunch changed the game. A nip-backer accounted for Ollie Pope. Gill was initially reluctant to take the review and changed his mind at the last moment. Thank goodness he did. Pope, given not out by the on-field umpire, was plumb.
Joe Root’s scalp was huge. An England batting line-up sans Ben Stokes relied heavily on Root’s class in challenging conditions. But an incoming delivery from Siraj did the trick. His figures in that spell read: 8-1-35-3.
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