Former Australia captain Aaron Finch has praised Indian speedster Mohammed Siraj for improving his game in international cricket and becoming a force to be reckoned with against top teams in big matches. The 29-year-old bagged his six wickets in the Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka and contributed to India’s emphatic victory in the continental tournament.
The right-arm pacer went on a rampage in Colombo, picking up his first five-wicket haul in ODI cricket. The world’s No. 1 ODI bowler broke through the Sri Lankan batsmen’s defense at the R. Premadasa Stadium and single-handedly took four wickets in a single over to turn the game on its head. The right-arm pacer could be crucial to the team’s success in the main event in India.
In a conversation with Star Sports, Aaron Finch opined that a new bowler with the ability to swing the ball at the beginning of the innings is always dangerous. He recalls his fight with Indian speedster Bhuvneshwar Kumar and backs Trent Boult. Mitchell Starc, Kagiso Rabada and Mohamed Siraj will be active at the World Cup.
“Well, the reason I retired is – Bouvi. He is a player I always wanted to avoid, but now no one is playing, so who are the new ball bowlers who can swing? “I think Trent Boult, Mitchell Starc, Rabada, I think those guys, especially Siraj, are as good as anyone in the world at the moment,” said Aaron Finch.
Mohammed Siraj is India’s most consistent bowler these days. The international cricket pacer has been in form in all three match formats since 2022 and hopes to continue his good form till theODI World Cup.
Faf du Plessis Backs Mohammed Siraj To Have A Good ODI World Cup In India
Former South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has shown the ability to move the ball in both directions and has also played well against New Zealand pacer Trent, leading to his IPL teammate Mohammed Siraj We are rooting for them to play well in the next ODI World Cup to be held in India. The agreement allows for a very good tournament for the Kiwis in a high-profile event.
“Yes, I am like Finch. I think it depends on the wicket. You know, if there is something on the wicket, it is a player like Siraj. Just nibble the ball a little bit in both directions, always trying to off-stump. Boult, a guy like that will be very successful, ”said Faf du Plessis.
Trent Boult was a key member of the New Zealand squad in the 2015 and 2019 ODI World Cups, bowling brilliantly with the Blackcaps’ new ball. So far he is New Zealand’s top wicket-taker in the World Cup with 39 wickets in 19 matches and is keen to prove himself in the Indian situation. thinking about.
