“Mohammad Siraj reveals his success mantra when it comes to bowling in ODI Cricket” Find out in detail

on
Mohammad Shiraj

Since most cricketers don’t originate from wealthy families, they must work very hard behind the scenes to become well-known in international competitions.

Umesh Yadav, T Natarajan, and other cricketers from humble backgrounds have succeeded despite their odd beginnings; one such player is Mohammad Siraj.

His father, an autorickshaw driver from his modest upbringing, wanted him to represent India. He wouldn’t have had enough time to live to watch his son play for his country.

The tall, lanky pacer has excelled as a bowler at the perfect time, especially with the ODI World Cup just around the corner and scheduled to take place in October of this year. He has not only brought honour to his father but also India in cricket.

In the most recent ODI match played against Sri Lanka in Kerala, Shiraj picked up 4 wickets.

Rohit Sharma, the captain, hailed the Hyderabadi quick for honing his bowling technique.

. Siraj recently reacted when asked about his success mantra and how it has helped him improve in ODI cricket “In ODI cricket, my ability to take wickets is a result of Wobbled Seam. Since neither the pitcher nor the batter can predict how the ball will respond, it is an unpredictable delivery. It has worked for me thus far, and I trust these deliveries when the game is on the line.”

My bowling style has changed recently from inswing to wobbled seam, which has significantly improved my bowling abilities.

The reason why I have used this skill as it helped me to take quick wickets against the opposition.

Related posts:

BCCI“This star India batter needs to asked questions after his debacle performance” reveals former cricketer turned commentator in an exclusive Interview Kl Rahul to miss Test series against NZ as Surya Kumar Yadav will be replacing him in the upcoming series Rohit Sharma ICC 2019 World CupWhat to expect from Rohit Sharma as new leader of white ball format? Who is right or wrong BCCI or Virat Kohli?