Translator Bumrah urges POTM Siraj to switch to Hindi in hilarious moment
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- January 04, 2024
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Listen to Story Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj shared a hilarious moment at the post match presentation after India's seven wicket win in Cape Town on December 4. Siraj was the star of the show for India with ball on day one as the pacer picked up his career best figures of six for 15 as the Proteas were bundled out for just 55 runs.
After the Indian innings also came to an end on December 3 with 23 wickets falling on the day, South Africa's efforts to get a big lead was stopped by Bumrah. as the visitors ended up needing 79 runs to win the match and level the series. to win the match in just one and a half days. Siraj was adjudged the player of the match for his performance as he ended with seven wickets in total.
The Indian pace duo would then share a hilarious moment as Bumrah had come in to be the translator for Siraj. However, the Indian pacer started to speak in English, which left Bumrah in splits, and he would nudge his partner to revert to Hindi. Siraj would oblige and answered the final three questions in Hindi.
Siraj said that he wanted to be consistent during the match and learned from his mistakes in the first game. "This is my best figures in Tests. Just wanted to bowl at consistent lines and lengths and got the rewards. I wanted to be consistent. The last match taught me that I was not consistent and took the feedback and applied over here.
I learnt from my mistakes," said Siraj. The Indian pacer also said that bowling in a partnership helped him and Bumrah and his bowling partner always helps in analysing things. Jassi bhai always helps me in analysing things and bowling as a partnership helps us a lot. To be honest, nothing much.
Keep supporting us and helping us always," said Siraj..
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