Rhythm wasn't quite there in SL; it's clicked into place after bowling long spells in Duleep: Siraj

‘My rhythm wasn't quite there’: Mohammed Siraj reveals what went wrong in Sri Lanka

Mohammed Siraj shared that a two-month hiatus disrupted his bowling flow and pace. However, he managed to find his lost rhythm during the Duleep Trophy final. His run-up appeared uncoordinated in Sri Lanka, which hampered his momentum and speed. Siraj is convinced that extended bowling sessions are vital for his body’s optimal function. To help, Mohammed Shami provided guidance, reminding him of his fundamental bowling strengths.

"Wasn't In Sync": India Pacer Siraj Makes Big Admission On Struggle In Sri Lanka

India pacer Mohammad Siraj has attributed his drop in pace and rhythm since the recent tour of Sri Lanka to an extended two-month break but asserted that bowling long spells in the Duleep Trophy has...

'My Rhythm Wasn't Quite There': Siraj On Why He Struggled In Sri Lanka Tests

India pacer Mohammad Siraj has attributed his drop in pace and rhythm since the recent tour of Sri Lanka to an extended two-month break.

Rhythm wasn't quite there in SL; it's clicked into place after bowling long spells in Duleep: Siraj

Rhythm wasn't quite there in SL; it's clicked into place after bowling long spells in Duleep: Siraj

A break that broke Mohammed Siraj and how he rediscovered it

Mohammed Siraj reflects on his two-month break from cricket, revealing how it impacted his rhythm and performance upon returning to the Test squad after a challenging year. He emphasizes the importance of match intensity for bowlers.