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ICC Tightens Screws On Adelaide Test Incident. Mohammed Siraj And Travis Head Set To...

On the expected lines, Indian cricket team pacer Mohammed Siraj and Australia batter Travis Head are set to be penalised over their altercation on Day 2 of the second Test at the Adelaide Oval. Siraj was seen giving Head a send-off after dismissing the Australia star but a few comments were exchanged between the two on the field. Both Head and Siraj made a little contrasting revelation from the content of the conversation, prompting reactions from all across the cricketing fraternity. While both have their own versions of the story, a report has claimed that Siraj and Head are set to be penalised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for the act.

Mohammed Siraj In Trouble? Travis Head Episode Prompts 'Match Referee Warning' From Ricky Ponting

India faced a humiliating 10-wicket defeat against Australia on Day 3 of the second Test in Adelaide. With this win, Australia levelled the five-match series 1-1. On the third day of the pink-ball Test, Pat Cummins and co bundled out India for 175, taking a target of 19 runs. Later, the hosts went across the line in just 3.2 overs and 10 wickets in hand. However, the send-off row between pacer Mohammed Siraj and Australian batter Travis Head became the biggest talking point of the game.

Rohit Sharma's Million-Dollar Reply When Asked About Mohammed Siraj vs Travis Head Altercation

Team India might have suffered a 10-wicket defeat against Australia in the Adelaide Test but Mohammed Siraj's personal duels with Travis Head in the match enthralled everyone. Siraj did court criticism for his send-off to Head after dismissing him on Day 2 of the Adelaide Test but the pacer justified his actions ahead of the start of play on Day 3. When Rohit Sharma addressed media after the conclusion of the match, questions with regards to the incident were bound to crop up in the press conference.

India Coach's Response As Sunil Gavaskar Blasts Mohammed Siraj Over Travis Head Send-Off

The Indian cricket team finds itself on the backfoot in the ongoing pink-ball Test against Australia in Adelaide. The first two days' play has put Australia in the driving seat, with India on the cusp of a series-levelling defeat. While India's batting and bowling performance left plenty to be desired, the duel between Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head became on of the biggest talking points. While Siraj has courted criticism for his behaviour on the pitch, India's bowling coach Morne Morkel has played down the controversy.

Pat Cummins Breaks Silence On Travis Head-Mohammed Siraj Row, Gives Massive 'Big Boy' Verdict

Pat Cummins felt his intervention was not required in the Travis Head-Mohammed Siraj send-off row since the Australia vice captain is a "big boy" who can talk for himself as the skipper hailed his team's behaviour in the ongoing series against India. Head smashed a match-winning 140 from 141 balls in the pink ball Test as Australia bounced back from the humiliating defeat at Perth to win by 10 wickets and level the five-match series one-all. After Head was cleaned up by Siraj, the two were seen exchanging words as the batter later suggested he had only said "well bowled". Following Head's claim that Siraj's send-off was uncalled for, and that he had only praised the India pacer's delivery after being bowled, Siraj swiftly denied the accusation, calling it a "lie".

Travis Head's Wild Celebration After Taking Mohammed Siraj's Catch Goes Viral - Watch

The face-off between pacer Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head became the major highlight of the pink-ball Test between India and Australia in Adelaide. Pat Cummins and co brutally thrashed India and claimed a big 10-wicket victory on Day 3 of the match. With this win, Australia levelled the five-match series 1-1. The hosts completely dominated the Rohit Sharma-led side in all the departments and claimed a deserving win. However, Siraj and Head's controversy grabbed everyone's attention and as per the destiny's plan, it had a fairytale ending.

"He Said, Why Did You Swear?": Travis Head On Post-Match Chat With Mohammed Siraj

All seems to be fine between Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head after the duo's heated altercation on Day 2 of the second Test between India and Australia in Adelaide. A few words were exchanged between the two after Siraj got the wicket of Head, prompting plenty of chatter among experts and on social media. Siraj even called out the 'lies' told by Head in the press conference on Saturday as he addressing the raging topic before the start of play on Day 3. However, it was great to see the two hug it out after the conclusion of the pink-ball Test.

"Jasprit Bumrah Can't Bowl From Both Ends": Rohit Sharma's Blunt Message To India Bowlers

Jasprit Bumrah is only human and cannot always shoulder the responsibility of bowling opposition out all by himself, skipper Rohit Sharma said on Sunday, urging others to share the load with the premier fast bowler. India lost to Australia by 10 wickets in the second Test and during the Australian innings, only Bumrah stood out with a four-wicket haul. "Jasprit Bumrah cannot alone take responsibility. You don't expect him to bowl from both ends. The other guys also needs to step in and share the responsibility. There will be days when Bumrah won't get wickets," Rohit said at the post-match press conference.

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ICC Tightens Screws On Adelaide Test Incident. Mohammed Siraj And Travis Head Set To...

Mohammed Siraj In Trouble? Travis Head Episode Prompts 'Match Referee Warning' From Ricky Ponting

Rohit Sharma's Million-Dollar Reply When Asked About Mohammed Siraj vs Travis Head Altercation

India Coach's Response As Sunil Gavaskar Blasts Mohammed Siraj Over Travis Head Send-Off

Pat Cummins Breaks Silence On Travis Head-Mohammed Siraj Row, Gives Massive 'Big Boy' Verdict

Travis Head's Wild Celebration After Taking Mohammed Siraj's Catch Goes Viral - Watch

"He Said, Why Did You Swear?": Travis Head On Post-Match Chat With Mohammed Siraj

"Jasprit Bumrah Can't Bowl From Both Ends": Rohit Sharma's Blunt Message To India Bowlers