India National Cricket Team premier pacer Mohammed Siraj stunned everyone with his insane one-handed catch during the second Test match against the England National Cricket Team.
The fifth and final day of the second Test match between India and England is currently underway at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Sunday, July 6.
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Premier pacer Siraj is not among the best fielders in the Indian team, and despite being one of the fittest, he is not known for producing good chances on the field.
However, the right-arm pacer did the unthinkable on Day 5 of the Edgbaston Test against England and pulled off an absolutely stunning catch.
On the fifth ball of the 64th over, left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja bowled a tossed-up full-length delivery on leg-stump to Josh Tongue, who went forward to flick it.
Tongue was unable to keep the ball down, and Mohammed Siraj, who was at the short mid-wicket, moved to the right in full stretch and grabbed an insane one-handed catch to dismiss the English tailender for 2 runs.
Looking at Mohammed Siraj grab a blinder, India National Cricket Team skipper Shubman Gill was left absolutely stunned.
Watch: Mohammed Siraj takes one-handed stunner
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— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) July 6, 2025Shubman Gill's reaction says it all. Siraj ? pic.twitter.com/hJnszTZGDb
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