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Mohammed Siraj (born 13 March 1994) is an Indian international cricketer who plays as a right-arm fast bowler for the Indian national team. He also plays for Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the Indian Premier League and Hyderabad in domestic cricket.
Mar 13, 1994 · An unknown quantity before the 2016-17 season, Mohammed Siraj, made a name for himself as he guided Hyderabad to a quarter-final finish in the Ranji Trophy, taking 41 wickets from nine matches...
Even as Pakistan scored 9 runs off his over, Siraj registered economical bowling figures of 0/19 in his four overs. He was the only bowler to have bowled all four overs but go wicketless.
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Mohammed Siraj 03/13/1994 ICC Men's Player of the Month nominees for January 2023 revealed 7 February, 2023
Dec 25, 2020 · Mohammed Siraj has been named in the XI for the MCG Test as Mohammed Shami's replacement • Getty Images. "Stay strong for your dad's dream." Those were the words of captain Virat Kohli as...
Nov 14, 2023 · The son of an auto rickshaw driver, Siraj has come a long way from the days of playing cricket in slippers to becoming the world’s top ODI bowler. Mohammed Siraj has taken 66 wickets in 39 ODI...
Mohammed Siraj recorded extraordinary figures of 6/15 as India bowled out South Africa for a record score of 55 runs inside the first session of the second Test. India needed just 23.2 overs to...
Mar 13, 1994 · Bowler. Mohammed Siraj is one of the premier fast bowlers of the Hyderabad side on the domestic circuit. He was bought by RCB in the 2018 season of the IPL for a sum of INR 2.6 Crores. Given his potential, he can well be a great bowler in all three formats of the game for the Indian side in the years to come.
