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IND vs AUS Second Test, My Plan Was To Bowl Dot Balls To Build Pressure: Debuant Pacer Mohammed Siraj
My plan was to bowl dot balls to build pressure on the Australian batsmen, said debutant speedster Mohammed Siraj, who got to bowl his first over in Test cricket only in the second session of Day 1 of the second match here, on Saturday. He went on to take two wickets, including that of the dangerous Marnus Labuschagne, in 15 overs as Australia were all out for 195.
"After lunch when I came in, it had turned into a batting wicket and my plan was to bowl as many dot balls as possible and build pressure," Siraj told India's fielding coach and his fellow Hyderabadi R. Sridhar in an interview after the day's play. A video of the interviews has been uploaded by the BCCI website.
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