Mohammed Siraj

The 28-year-old said he risked aggravating his injury by bowling in the second innings but given what was at stake

In the fourth Test in Brisbane, Siraj led a young Indian bowling attack, picking up his maiden five-wicket haul in the longest format of the game

The 26-year-old pacer Siraj headed straight to father's grave from the airport and offered prayers

From Pant to Pujara getting hit to Paine's words coming back to bite him, here's a pictorial selection of the 5 best moments from the 2020-21 Australia-India Test series

India created history at The Gabba by becoming the first team to win a Test there in 32 years. A look at all the major statistical milestones from the game

With 13 scalps, Siraj was India's highest wicket-taker in the memorable 2-1 series win on Tuesday and people in the locality where the cricketer lives erupted in joy

He believed that there are a few spots on the surface, from where the ball might rear up awkwardly

Before getting bowled out, Australia stretched their lead to 327. Rain then washed off most of the final session

On Friday, a report in the 'Sydney Morning Herald' quoted a spectator as saying that a section of the crowd at the Gabba targetted Siraj

With their performances so far, India have taken the cricket world by storm. As the injury list piles up, Brisbane might be a bridge too far, or is it?