Mohammed Siraj: India's Relentless Cricket Workhorse Talks Strategy and Motivation

Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj, pivotal in the Test series against England, remains undeterred by the heavy workload often characteristic of cricket. With 109 overs bowled, Siraj is the unyielding force in the Indian bowling squad, outpacing peers like Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep who have rotated for workload management.

Despite scientific concerns over bowling load, Siraj's focus is unwavering: seizing opportunities and winning for India. 'When you play for your country, it's the biggest motivation,' he declares. His diligence swells every session, driving him to relentless practice alongside partners, a testament to his dedication.

Siraj admires England's Ben Stokes for his commendable bowling spells at Lord's, advocating for learning from rivals. He accepts sporadic success in wickets, determined to stick to original strategies without altering tactics merely to pile pressure on opponents.

(With inputs from agencies.)