Mohammed Siraj Rediscovers Bowling Rhythm on Australian Tour

After a challenging home Test season, Siraj credits advice from coaches and teammates for regaining confidence and form in Australia.

Mohammed Siraj struggled during India's home Test series against Bangladesh and New Zealand, taking only six wickets in four matches under spin-friendly conditions.
The Indian pacer sought guidance from former bowling coach Bharat Arun, who advised him to focus on enjoying his bowling rather than chasing wickets.
Siraj has shown improvement on the current Australian tour, taking five wickets in the Perth Test and performing well in the pink-ball warm-up match in Canberra.
Current bowling coach Morne Morkel and teammate Jasprit Bumrah have also encouraged Siraj to maintain consistency and embrace the pace-friendly Australian conditions.
With 18 wickets in four matches in Australia at an average of 25.27, Siraj is expected to play a key role in the upcoming day-night Test in Adelaide starting December 6.