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IND vs AUS: 'Indian players need to have a chat with Mohammed Siraj'

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has expressed concerns about Mohammed Siraj's premature wicket celebrations without awaiting the umpire's signal. Taylor suggests that senior Indian players should counsel the pacer about this behaviour, which he believes reflects poorly on the sport.

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India vs Australia: Forget Mohammed Shami, focus on options at hand

NEW DELHI: After a comprehensive win in the series opener vs Australia in Perth, the Indian cricket team was riding high on confidence. Jasprit Bumrah was at his magical best, Mohammed Siraj seemed to have rediscovered his mojo and Harshit Rana made an instant impact on his Test debut.

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India vs Australia: Jasprit Bumrah's workload in focus, skips practice session

NEW DELHI: The Indian team had a training session almost at full tilt in Adelaide on Tuesday morning, but vice-captain and bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah remained absent, with the visitors' think-tank understandably mindful of his workload in a long series of five Tests against Australia.

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Ravi Shastri reveals his 'philosophy' as coach that fired up Team India in Australia

Ravi Shastri never held himself back as a player when it came to giving it back to the opposition and believes in keeping the foot on the neck when the opponent is on the mat. That's what Shastri instilled in the Indian team when he was at the helm as…

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EXPLAINED: Why Mohammed Siraj got a heavier penalty than Travis Head after Adelaide controversy

NEW DELHI: Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj was fined 20% of his match fee, while Australian batsman Travis Head faced ICC sanctions following their heated verbal altercation during the day-night Test in Adelaide. Both players were found guilty of breaching the ICC’s Code of Conduct after a disciplinary hearing on…

The Times of India

Siraj, Head penalised for heated exchange during Pink-Ball Test

Both cricketers were held guilty of breaching the ICC's code of conduct following a disciplinary hearing. Read further on Dynamite News:

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What rubbish is this? Former India captain slams Siraj for Travis Head send-off

NEW DELHI: Former India captain Krishnamachari Srikkanth has slammed Mohammed Siraj for his heated send-off to Australia’s Travis Head during the second Test in Adelaide. After dismissing Head, Siraj’s fiery gesture drew attention, but Srikkanth emphasised that performance should speak louder than aggression.

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IND vs AUS: Key milestones await Indian stars in Brisbane Test against Australia

NEW DELHI: Several Indian players are on the verge of achieving significant milestones in the ongoing Test series against Australia, highlighting their individual brilliance and collective impact in the longest format of the game.

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'Good character' Siraj is like Virat Kohli, gets the crowd up: Josh Hazlewood

NEW DELHI: Mohammed Siraj's temper has recently been a subject of debate but Australian quick Josh Hazlewood labelled India speedster as a 'good character' and sees his passion for the game similar to star Virat Kohli.

The Times of India

Michael Clarke wants Mohammed Siraj penalised and it's not for Travis Head send-off!

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has expressed concerns regarding the on-field conduct of Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Clarke specifically criticized Siraj's appealing style, suggesting it warrants a penalty from the International Cricket Council (ICC).

The Times of India

Head, Siraj found guilty of code of conduct breaches

Travis Head and Mohammed Siraj have been penalised for code of conduct infringements following their verbal spat at the Adelaide Oval.

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India vs Australia: Pat Cummins and Rohit Sharma downplay Travis Head-Mohammed Siraj bust-up

ADELAIDE: Is this the point where the India-Australia series takes an ugly turn? The send-off Mohammed Siraj gave Travis Head after dismissing him on the second day seems to have galvanized both the Aussie media and public, especially after Head's assertion that he had merely said "well bowled" to the…

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IND vs AUS: Mohammed Siraj, Travis Head may face ICC disciplinary action after heated exchange in Adelaide Test - Report

NEW DELHI: India pacer Mohammed Siraj and Australia’s star batter Travis Head are reportedly under ICC scrutiny following a heated exchange during the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Adelaide. Australia won the match by 10 wickets, leveling the series 1-1.

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'Travis is a 'big boy' who can ...': Cummins defends team behaviour amid Head-Siraj send-off controversy

NEW DELHI: Skipper Pat Cummins deemed it unnecessary to step into the verbal exchange between Travis Head and Mohammed Siraj, stating that the Australian vice-captain is mature enough to handle such situations independently. The captain praised his squad's conduct during the ongoing series with India.

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'Door is open for Mohammed Shami but...' - Rohit Sharma after India's Adelaide defeat

India's defeat against Australia in the Adelaide Test, which also highlighted the wicket-taking load on bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, once again brought Mohammed Shami's absence in focus. And while Rohit Sharma said the "door is open" for the veteran pacer, the India captain added that bringing the right-arm pacer into…

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Rohit Sharma backs Mohammed Siraj's 'aggression' against Travis Head, but mindful of 'fine line'

India captain Rohit Sharma chose to not read too much into the ugly face-off between Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head in the Adelaide Test against Australia and said "these things happen", while speaking to the media after India's defeat in the pink-ball match.

The Times of India

Is Travis Head lying about his 'well bowled' to Mohammed Siraj?

The ugly face-off on the field between Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head during the second Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Adelaide took another turn on Sunday when the Indian pacer claimed that Head never said "well bowled" to him, which the Australian batter claimed while talking to reporters…

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IND vs AUS: Travis Head's epic celebration after taking Mohammed Siraj's catch - WATCH

NEW DELHI: Captain Pat Cummins delivered a stellar performance, claiming five wickets as Australia bowled India out for 175 in their second innings, leaving themselves a modest target of 19 runs to win the Adelaide Test. Australia won the match by 10 wickets to level the series 1-1.

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'Travis Head abused me and ... ': Mohammed Siraj breaks silence on heated episode in Adelaide - WATCH

NEW DELHI: India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj broke his silence and addressed the controversy surrounding his send-off to Australian batsman Travis Head during Day 2 of the second Test at the Adelaide Oval.

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India's Siraj accuses Head of abuse and lying

India paceman Mohammed Siraj has accused Travis Head of lying but the Australian isn't going to let it ruin a second Test triumph.

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'Disrespecting the game', 'Really bad look': Former Aussie greats on Mohammed Siraj's heated exchange with Travis Head

Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj sparked controversy in Adelaide on Saturday after giving Australian batter Travis Head a fiery send-off during the second Test. Siraj dismissed Head for a scintillating 140 runs, but his animated celebration following the wicket drew criticism.

The Times of India

'Mohammed Siraj wil have a bit to answer for Travis Head send-off'

Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes India's fast bowler Mohammed Siraj is likely to be penalized by the match referee for his fiery send-off to Travis Head after dismissing him on Day 2 of the pink-ball Test in Adelaide.

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'Mohammed Siraj will have a bit to answer for Travis Head send-off'

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Border-Gavaskar: Head hammers 140 as Australia tighten grip on India

Australia dominate the second day of the second Test against India in Adelaide as the hosts look to level the series.

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IND vs AUS: Dazzling Travis Head ton, Siraj send-off, India collapse and other big moments on Day 2

NEW DELHI: A sizzling Travis Head ton was followed by a shock late Indian collapse as Australia tightened their grip in the day-night Test in Adelaide on Saturday.

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