Mohammed Siraj provided a glimpse of what it means to represent your country in international cricket

[Trichromatic]

 

[zen]

I think he could also be remembering his dad

[Forever Indian]

27 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

 

Doesn't seem forced Dramebaazi like PR Kohli...

Edited January 7, 2021 by Forever Indian

[sandeep]

It was a lovely moment.  Special to watch it live.  Still special to see it.

 

Now Indian "media" will absolutely **** all over it by dramatizing it, making a fuss over it, asking cringy questions, the whole 9 yards. 

[Sean Bradley]

Guy has lost his father, didn't even attend his funeral, he has all the rights in the world to shed a tear or two, hats off to him, genuinely wish him a long and successful career.

[coffee_rules]

4 hours ago, zen said:

I think he could also be remembering his dad

 

Yes, but don't stop media, ICC people hyping up the drama, good for cricket. Feel for Sira, so innocent and honest.

I remember mine at least once a day.

 

 

 

Edited January 7, 2021 by coffee_rules

[wanted_desi]

this guy is amazing, hope he can play test matches for long time. 

[DeepSpace]

He is thinking bowler, but he needs to gain bit more pace and build up his muscles.

[raki05]

He comes as an very emotional person. 

[nevada]

7 hours ago, Sean Bradley said:

Guy has lost his father, didn't even attend his funeral, he has all the rights in the world to shed a tear or two, hats off to him, genuinely wish him a long and successful career.

He stayed back because he is a rookie who might forever be sidelined if he went back home. Quite sad, isn't it? If he were a Shami or a Bumrah, he would have traveled back without a second thought. And now shameless media trolls will milk his personal, emotional moment. 

[Khota]

Guys do not forget for a moment that is what makes India great. It is OK to have difference of opinion but never ever question the loyalty of someone born and raised in India.