Mohammed Siraj, the Indian pace sensation, has been garnering applause from every corner of the cricket world. The latest words of admiration come from none other than former Australian captain Aaron Finch.

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World-Class Praise for Siraj:

Aaron Finch, who led the Australian side with distinction, recently shared his insights about Siraj’s growth and potential. Finch equated Siraj with the current best bowlers worldwide, illustrating the young Indian bowler’s impressive rise.

Asia Cup Glory:

Siraj’s prowess was on full display during the Asia Cup final. He showcased a splendid performance by claiming four wickets in one over, restricting the formidable Sri Lankan lineup to a mere 50 runs. This dazzling feat elevated him to the pinnacle of the ICC ODI bowling rankings.

Finch’s Insight on Siraj:

Speaking on Star Sports, Finch drew parallels between Siraj and renowned bowlers like Mitchell Starc, Kagiso Rabada, and Trent Boult. “I had taken retirement largely due to the challenge presented by Bhuvneshwar Kumar, a bowler I always tried to steer clear from. Now, observing the prowess of bowlers like Siraj, who possess the capability to swing the new ball, I genuinely believe he stands tall amongst the world’s best,” Finch remarked.

Echoing Sentiments:

Faf du Plessis, the former South African skipper, resonated with Finch’s sentiments. Speaking about Siraj, du Plessis noted, “I am on the same page as Finch. The efficiency of a bowler like Siraj gets magnified when there’s some assistance from the pitch. Siraj, with his ability to swing the ball subtly in both directions and consistently target the off-stump, falls in the league of bowlers like Boult. Given the right conditions, they are bound to achieve immense success.”

Mohammed Siraj
Mohammed Siraj

Siraj’s rise in international cricket has been meteoric, and with endorsements coming from stalwarts like Finch and du Plessis, the future looks promising for this young cricketing prodigy.