Siraj-Bumrah spoiled debut (photo: pti)
India vs west indies: In the first innings of the Ahmedabad Test, the way the West Indies openers have given arms, they do not seem to have the hair of the Indian team. In the series against India, West Indies fielded the new opening pair. Among those who opened for him were Tejnarayan Chandrapaul, son of former West Indies batsman Shivnarayan Chandrapaul, who got a chance in the team after 21 months. But seeing his game in the first innings of the Ahmedabad Test, he seems to be ruined instead of catching the opportunity.
Siraj made Chandrapaul’s son a victim
Tejnarayan Chandrapa and John Campbell opened for the West Indies in the first Test against India. But this new opening pair could add only 12 runs to the score board. India’s fast bowler Mohammad Siraj broke the opening pair by taking the wicket of Chandrapaul’s son. Tejnarayan Chandrapaul has returned to the West Indies team after 21 months from the series against India. He played his last Test against Australia in January last year. Instead of capitalizing on the opportunity given in the Test series against India, how they ruined, know that.
Tejanarayan Chandrapaul, who came out to open with Campbell, faced 11 balls in the first innings of the first Test against India, but not a single run with his bat. He returned to the pavilion without opening an account.
Bumrah took the wicket of Campbell
Tejnarayan Chandrapaul’s wicket fell for 12 runs. Now Bari was from Bumrah, who also caught the second West Indies opener John Campbell on the score of 20 runs. Campbell’s account opened but he could not touch the double figures. He just scored 8 runs.
Siraj also dismissed King and Atharanz
Bumrah-Siraj did not stop even after returning the openers to the pavilion. Siraj then started spewing more fire with the ball. He made his next victim Brendon King, who could only score 13 runs. Siraj bowled him clean. After this, Siraj made Athanez his next victim. On a personal score of 12 runs, Siraj caught Athanez at the hands of Rahul standing in the slip.
4 top batsmen killed for 42 runs
Bumrah-Siraj made the first innings of the West Indies badly in the first session of the first day of the Ahmedabad Test. He caught all the batsmen of his top order for just 42 runs. Now after such a bad debut, how the West Indies team handles themselves, it will be a matter to be seen.