Mohammed Siraj News: Siraj has another big achievement to his name, leaving MS Dhoni behind in this matter

Mohammed Siraj News: In the recently concluded Test series against England, Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj won the hearts of cricket fans by performing brilliantly. In this series, Siraj bowled a total of 185.3 overs and took 23 wickets. Especially in the Oval Test match, his bowling became the main basis of India's victory. With this victory, Siraj achieved a special feat, where he surpassed former captain MS Dhoni in terms of winning the most Test matches as an Indian player on foreign soil.

Siraj's 12th win abroad, surpassed Dhoni

For Mohammed Siraj, the victory in the Oval Test was his 12th Test win on foreign soil. On the other hand, MS Dhoni had won 11 out of 48 Test matches abroad in his career. Siraj has played 27 Test matches abroad so far, with 10 losses and 5 draws. With this achievement, Siraj equaled his fellow fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah, who also has 12 Test wins abroad. Overall, this was Siraj's 22nd Test win, with which he equaled the record of former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin.

Rahul Dravid holds the record for most wins

Rahul Dravid holds the record for most Test wins as an Indian player on foreign soil. Dravid won 24 out of 93 Test matches abroad in his career. Virat Kohli is second on this list, who has won 23 out of 68 Test matches.

Siraj's brilliance in Oval Test

In the Oval Test match, Mohammad Siraj troubled the England batsmen a lot with his bowling. He took a total of 9 wickets in both innings. He took 4 wickets for 86 runs in the first innings and 5 wickets for 104 runs in the second innings. Siraj received the Player of the Match award for this brilliant performance. Apart from him, Prasidh Krishna also performed impressively and took a total of 8 wickets.

Siraj's rising stature

This performance of Mohammed Siraj not only shows his talent, but also proves that he has become an important pillar of the Indian fast bowling attack. His speed, swing and aggression have given him a distinct identity in world cricket. This series not only gave Siraj a new place in the record book, but also laid a strong foundation for the future of Indian cricket.