The India vs England Anderson-Tendulkar trophy ended in a well-deserved tie between the two teams as the two captains, Ben Stokes and Shubman Gill, shared the trophy. Indian skipper Shubman Gill was named as the Indian player of the series, as picked by the English head coach, while Gautam Gambhir picked Harry Brook as the English Player of the Series.
After the match ended with Mohammed Siraj's breathtaking delivery that knocked off Gus Atkinson's off-stump and led India to a memorable victory in the history of red-ball cricket. The game was no less than a T20 game, with the amount of anticipation built around the final session of the English innings.
Siraj responded instantaneously, saying, "I was just thinking that I should bowl in the right areas. To be honest, I didn't think that I would take the (Brook) catch and step on the rope. It was a match-changing moment. Yes, I always believed in myself that I will do it for the team."
"I woke up today; I believed that I could do it," Mohammed Siraj portrays a determined attitude
After the on-ground celebrations and the friendly shake of hands between the Indian and the English players, who together have made us witness the most thrilling cricket action over the course of the last one month, Mohammed Siraj was called in to take the Player of the Match award.
But after what everyone witnessed this morning, no other player than Mohammed Siraj deserved the Player of the Match award more than him. He was questioned there as well, to which he said:
"When I woke up today, I believed that I could do it. It took a photo from Google and put it as my wallpaper that I could do it," Siraj reflected on his self-belief.
Shubman Gill named India's Player of the Series
The England coach, Brendon McCullum, was tasked with the role of picking the Player of the Series from India. Considering his great record of scoring 4 hundreds in the series and a pile of runs, which totalled 754, Indian skipper Shubman Gill was picked as the Player of the Series.
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