Mohammed Siraj: Team India has been announced for Champions Trophy 2025. While Mohammed Shami has returned after a long time, fast bowler Mohammed Siraj was not selected in the squad. Since then, fans have been creating ruckus on social media as to what wrong Siraj did, due to which he was dropped from the team, even though he was performing continuously. In such a situation, it would not be wrong to say that Team India may have to repent for this decision in the future. Let us tell you about 3 such reasons here, after reading which you will also say that the decision to drop Siraj was wrong…
It is wrong not to select Mohammed Siraj for the Champions Trophy
Good bowling in ODI
Mohammad Siraj has performed brilliantly for Team India in ODI cricket and he has also been very consistent. Talking about Siraj's game, due to his dangerous bowling, he was also the number-1 bowler in ODIs from September 2023 to November 2023. Talking about the statistics, after this he played only 4 ODI matches. In such a situation, the decision to drop Siraj is beyond anyone's understanding.
Would be effective with Bumrah-Shami
Champions Trophy 2025 is going to be played in ODI format. You will remember that when the ODI World Cup 2023 was played under the hosting of India, India's pace attack was quite impressive, which included Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj. By forming a pace trio with Bumrah and Shami, Siraj could have once again helped India win the match in difficult conditions in the Champions Trophy.
Could prove to be X factor in Dubai
Team India is going to play its matches in the Champions Trophy 2025 at the UAE International Cricket Stadium. Siraj has good experience of playing on this ground, which could have been useful for India. He played many matches of IPL 2020 and 2021 on this ground. In such a situation, if Rohit Sharma had used them, he could have been seen bowling wicket-keepers for his team.
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