Mohammed Siraj is not able to forget the defeat at Lord's, the pain of the heart came on the tongue

The next match of the ongoing five-test series between India and England will be played at Manchester's Old Trafford starting July 23. India trails 1-2 in the three matches played so far. The Indian team, led by Shubman Gill, will be aiming for a 2-2 draw in the series by winning the fourth Test. In the third Test, the Indian team narrowly lost at Lord's. The way Mohammed Siraj got out at the end of that match may remain unforgettable for both the fans and Siraj himself. When Siraj attended the press conference before the Manchester Test, he openly expressed his pain.

In the press conference, star pacer Mohammad Siraj said that the way Jaddu bhai and I were batting during the match, I never felt I could get out. While batting, I was confident I would only get out if I made a mistake. But it was unfortunate that I was dismissed even after playing the ball. It was heartbreaking.

Mohammad Siraj, who came last on the final day of the Lord's Test, supported Ravindra Jadeja well. Siraj scored 4 runs off 30 balls while batting at one end. Additionally, he took four wickets with the ball, taking 2 wickets in each innings. Siraj has been bowling very well in this series.

England's target of 193 runs at Lord's initially seemed quite achievable for the Indian team, as the top Indian batsmen had performed brilliantly throughout the series. However, they fell short of the target, scoring only 170 runs in the second innings and being all out on the last day. England ultimately won by 22 runs. Jadeja was the highest scorer with 61 runs for India.