India bowler Mohammed Siraj has given his first public account of the crowd abuse he suffered during the Australia Test series, saying it made him “mentally strong”. Siraj said India, who stunned Australia to win the series 2-1, declined an offer from the umpires to walk off the field as players were abused in the third Test in Sydney. According to Indian media, shouts of “monkey” and other insults rang out when Siraj and fellow fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah were fielding near the boundary. “The crowd in Australia began to abuse me but it made me mentally strong. I did not let it affect my game and that was important,” said Siraj. “I told my captain Ajju bhai (Ajinkya Rahane) about the abuse a
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