India have landed in the UK with a star-studded pace attack consisting of the likes of Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami and Ishant Sharma to name a few.
While Siraj knows that it will be difficult to slot into the playing XI, the 27-year-old is determined to make the most of the training sessions and give himself the best opportunity to get picked.
The WTC final between India and the Black Caps will commence on June 18 at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
Australia tour was the defining moment of my career: Mohammed Siraj
Siraj lost his father shortly after landing in Australia. But he chose to stay with the team and live his father’s dream. Siraj ended the Border-Gavaskar trophy as India’s highest wicket-taker, picking up 13 wickets from three matches.
Relishing old performances, Mohammed Siraj said the tour had completely changed his attitude towards bowling.
So far, Mohammed Siraj has scalped 16 wickets from five Test matches and will look to add to his tally during the upcoming tour of the UK.
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