<p>Team India is currently playing a practice Test match against Australia A. However, there was a moment in the match when Siraj's actions won the internet.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rohit-sharma-passes-fitness-test-at-nca-and-will-travel-to-australia-349071" hreflang="en">Rohit Sharma passes fitness test at NCA and will travel to Australia</a></p>

<p>Australia's Test hopeful Cameron Green was struck a fierce blow from the bat of Jasprit Bumrah and Siraj's reaction earned plaudits on social media.</p>

<p>Green was in his second spell of the tour match against Team India at the Sydney Cricket Ground during which Bumrah's straight drive hit the 21-year-old on the side of the head.</p>

<p>Mohammed Siraj, who was on the non-striker's end, quickly dropped his bat to check on Green, who fell on the pitch after being struck by the ball. Green left the pitch headed towards the dressing room after being looked at the team doctors.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The netizens were pleased by Siraj's gesture and took to social media to praise the player.&nbsp;Siraj avoided running for a single and upheld the 'Spirit of Cricket'.</p>

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<p>As per the latest update, Green has been subbed out of the tour match under the concussion protocol and is replaced by Patrick Rowe.</p>


Team India is currently playing a practice Test match against Australia A. However, there was a moment in the match when Siraj's actions won the internet. Also read: Rohit Sharma passes fitness test at NCA and will travel to Australia Australia's Test hopeful Cameron Green was struck a fierce blow from the bat of Jasprit Bumrah and Siraj's reaction earned plaudits on social media.

Team India is currently playing a practice Test match against Australia A. However, there was a moment in the match when Siraj's actions won the internet. Also read: Rohit Sharma passes fitness test at NCA and will travel to Australia Australia's Test hopeful Cameron Green was struck a fierce blow from the bat of Jasprit Bumrah and Siraj's reaction earned plaudits on social media. Green was in his second spell of the tour match against Team India at the Sydney Cricket Ground during which Bumrah's straight drive hit the 21-year-old on the side of the head. Mohammed Siraj, who was on the non-striker's end, quickly dropped his bat to check on Green, who fell on the pitch after being struck by the ball. Green left the pitch headed towards the dressing room after being looked at the team doctors. #SpiritofCricket Non-striker batsman Mohd Siraj quickly rushed to check on Cameron Green, who got hit on the head by a Jasprit Bumrah straight drive. 📷: Getty Images Australia pic.twitter.com/EfX9aEuu5i — BCCI (@BCCI) December 11, 2020 × The netizens were pleased by Siraj's gesture and took to social media to praise the player. Siraj avoided running for a single and upheld the 'Spirit of Cricket'. How is this for sportsmanship? Green cops one in the face, Siraj goes straight to check on him. 🇦🇺🇮🇳 #AUSAvIND #AUSAvINDA pic.twitter.com/ivPYyFF4qa — Chloe-Amanda Bailey (@ChloeAmandaB) December 11, 2020 × Waah Siraj bhai Waah ❤️ #AUSAvIND #AUSAvINDA pic.twitter.com/2b7uqo2T4a — . (@Aamir_LSC) December 11, 2020 × As per the latest update, Green has been subbed out of the tour match under the concussion protocol and is replaced by Patrick Rowe.

Mohammed Siraj's spirit of cricket during India's practice match wins internet

<p>Fast-rising star Cameron Green plundered a century but the pair tipped to open for Australia in the first Test against India both failed in a warm-up against the tourists Monday.</p>

<p>All-rounder Green has been in sizzling form with the bat and his unbeaten 114 against a quality India A attack featuring Ravi Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav left selectors with plenty to ponder.</p>

<p>Coach Justin Langer has previously suggested Matthew Wade and Travis Head will keep their spots at No.6 and No.5 respectively for the opening Test which begins on December 17 in Adelaide.</p>

<p>But 21-year-old Green, recently described by Greg Chappell as the best he had seen since Ricky Ponting, keeps knocking on the door, steering Australia A to 286 for eight on day two of the three-day game.</p>

<p>India declared their first innings on 247 for nine, with Test vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane adding another nine runs to his overnight 108.</p>

<p>In contrast, fellow young prospect Will Pucovski and veteran Joe Burns, in line to form Australia's top order in Adelaide after David Warner suffered a groin strain, both flopped.</p>

<p>The injury has transformed the pair from rivals competing for a place alongside Warner into likely opening partners, but neither impressed against the new ball in Sydney.</p>

<p>Pucovski made one from 23 balls before mis-hitting straight to fielder Shubman Gill, while Burns departed on four after nicking to wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha.</p>

<p>Fast bowler Umesh Yadav claimed both wickets to press for inclusion in India's pace attack for the four-Test series.</p>

<p>The lack of chemistry between them will be a concern for Australia's selectors but options are limited without Warner.</p>

<p>Burns, 30, an experienced Test batsman who formed a formidable partnership with Warner last year, has struggled in domestic cricket recently, scoring just 57 runs in five Sheffield Shield innings.</p>

<p>Pucovski has been prolific domestically, snaring back-to-back double centuries for Victoria but is unproven at Test level.</p>

<p>Barring a late inclusion for former opener Marcus Harris, who made 35 Monday coming in at first drop, the other option to open the batting in the Test squad is Marnus Labuschagne.</p>


Fast-rising star Cameron Green plundered a century but the pair tipped to open for Australia in the first Test against India both failed in a warm-up against the tourists Monday.

Fast-rising star Cameron Green plundered a century but the pair tipped to open for Australia in the first Test against India both failed in a warm-up against the tourists Monday. All-rounder Green has been in sizzling form with the bat and his unbeaten 114 against a quality India A attack featuring Ravi Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav left selectors with plenty to ponder. Coach Justin Langer has previously suggested Matthew Wade and Travis Head will keep their spots at No.6 and No.5 respectively for the opening Test which begins on December 17 in Adelaide. But 21-year-old Green, recently described by Greg Chappell as the best he had seen since Ricky Ponting, keeps knocking on the door, steering Australia A to 286 for eight on day two of the three-day game. India declared their first innings on 247 for nine, with Test vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane adding another nine runs to his overnight 108. In contrast, fellow young prospect Will Pucovski and veteran Joe Burns, in line to form Australia's top order in Adelaide after David Warner suffered a groin strain, both flopped. The injury has transformed the pair from rivals competing for a place alongside Warner into likely opening partners, but neither impressed against the new ball in Sydney. Pucovski made one from 23 balls before mis-hitting straight to fielder Shubman Gill, while Burns departed on four after nicking to wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha. Fast bowler Umesh Yadav claimed both wickets to press for inclusion in India's pace attack for the four-Test series. The lack of chemistry between them will be a concern for Australia's selectors but options are limited without Warner. Burns, 30, an experienced Test batsman who formed a formidable partnership with Warner last year, has struggled in domestic cricket recently, scoring just 57 runs in five Sheffield Shield innings. Pucovski has been prolific domestically, snaring back-to-back double centuries for Victoria but is unproven at Test level. Barring a late inclusion for former opener Marcus Harris, who made 35 Monday coming in at first drop, the other option to open the batting in the Test squad is Marnus Labuschagne.

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