Mohammed Siraj’s Hilarious Warning to Justin Greaves Lights Up Test Match
Mohammed Siraj once again showed his vibrant on-field personality during the India vs West Indies Test series. Despite being tired after long bowling spells, Siraj shared a light-hearted moment with Justin Greaves, warning him not to smash more runs — a gesture that perfectly reflected his fiery yet fun-loving nature.
05:38 PM Oct 13, 2025 IST
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Aakash Khuman
During the Tea break on Day 4, Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj was seen playfully warning West Indian batter Justin Greaves not to hit more runs. Greaves, who was batting confidently alongside Jayden Seales, was frustrating the Indian bowlers with his steady partnership. Even after hours of bowling across back-to-back Test matches, Siraj kept his spirits high — jokingly cautioning Greaves as he returned to bat. The West Indies wrapped up their innings at 390 runs, with Greaves remaining unbeaten at 50*.
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Relentless Effort Across Series
India’s star pacer Mohammed Siraj has been a pillar in the Test squad. He bowled the most overs during the England series and continued his dominance on the West Indies tour. His tireless spells across four consecutive days in the Delhi Test proved his dedication. Despite fatigue, Siraj’s energy never dipped — often seen taking head and leg massages between spells, but always ready to charge back into the attack.
Siraj’s Impressive Bowling Figures
In top form this season, Siraj ended the home series as the second-highest wicket-taker. He picked 7 wickets in the first Test at Ahmedabad (4 in the first innings, 3 in the second) and added 3 more in the second Test, including a key dismissal of Shai Hope. With a total of 10 wickets, he was just behind Kuldeep Yadav, who led the chart with 12 wickets, including a five-wicket haul.
Windies Post a Fighting Total
The West Indies showed solid resistance, with John Campbell scoring his maiden century and Shai Hope adding another ton. Justin Greaves’s gritty unbeaten fifty and a valuable 32-run cameo from Jayden Seales helped the team reach 390, setting India a target of 121 runs in the Delhi Test. Even though India lost Yashasvi Jaiswal early, the final day promises an exciting finish as the hosts chase down the modest total.
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