Mohammed Siraj Sensationally Saves Five Runs By Showing Acrobatic Fielding Display Near Boundary Line During IND vs AUS 1st ODI 2025 (Watch Video)

Mohammed Siraj, who was stationed there, timed his jump brilliantly and pulled the ball in before touching the boundary rope. It was an acrobatic and brilliant fielding effort which saved five runs for his team.

Mohammed Siraj Fielding Effort (Photo Credits: @StarSports)

Indian cricketers are of the fittest in the world and their fielding efforts set new standards everyday. Team India's fast bowlers are no different as it could be spotted during the India vs Australia first ODI at Perth. Matt Renshaw was out on the crease and he lofted a Washington Sundar delivery straight down the ground in an attempt to hit a six over long-off region. It seemed like the ball will sail over the boundary line but Mohammed Siraj, who was stationed there, timed his jump brilliantly and pulled the ball in before touching the boundary rope. It was an acrobatic and brilliant fielding effort which saved five runs for his team. Fans were amazed and the video went viral on social media. Australia Beat India by 7 Wickets Via DLS Method in IND vs AUS 1st ODI 2025; Mitchell Marsh, Josh Hazlewood Help Aussies Secure Victory in Rain-Shortened Series Opener in Perth.

Mohammed Siraj Fielding Effort

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