The day when the bowlers were dominated and the match was hanging in stressful balance, Pat Cummins The second test between Australia and the West Indies was recently caught the most breathtaking in memory and with one of the bled dismissal. The amazing effort of the Australian captain to remove Casey Katy was described by commentators as “an athletic attempt of the highest class” and will definitely be repeated again for the coming years.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!It happened in a flash. Cummins delivered a nice length, which Katy had a back bet, which carried forward with the bat away from the pad. The ball took a thick inside the edge and a balloon in the air, appearing that the square is lucky to descend safely in an empty space near the mid-wicket. But Cummins was not this.

Walking to his right, 32 -year -old Pesar pushed himself forward, spreading his right hand to just inches over the turf. It was a moment of pure athleticism and instinct. The third umpire Nitin Menon took a brief form before confirming the dismissal: Casey Katy C and B Cummins 6 (12).Watch:“This is a great grip. Absolutely terrible to the Australian captain,” said a commentator. “This is an athletic effort of the highest class.”The catch capted a concrete bowling attempt, limiting the West Indies to 253 in his first innings, with Nathan Leone picking bowlers with 3/75. Brandon King led the West Indies resistance, with 75 stroke off 108 balls.

Australia finished 12 days for two, both openers – Sam Constas and Osman Khwaja lost – at the beginning of Jayden Seal. With a narrow lead of 45 and eight wickets in hand, Cummins’ magic moment can prove to be important in a test that is delicately ready in Day 3.

Mohammad Sirraj of India celebrates the dismissal of England’s tongue in three days, right, in three days. (AP photo)

New Delhi: Mohammad Siraj Etched my name in Indian cricket History on Friday, only became the fourth Indian bowler to claim a five -wicket race in Edgbaston. In the ongoing second Test, his fierce 6/70 against England put him with legends Kapil Dev, Chetan SharmaAnd Ishant Sharma As part of an elite club of Indian pacers to achieve achievement at this historical site.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Six-Fur of Siraj is also the best bowling performance by an Indian in Edgbaston since 6/58 of Chetan Sharma in 1986 and the first by any visiting pacery to take six wickets in an innings in an innings at the ground since 1993.

“It’s incredible because I was waiting for it for a long time,” Sirj said after the innings. “I have bowled well, but never got for five here. I have only received four-fur, so it’s very special.”

31-year-old Hyderabad’s Pesar exploded through the top order of England at the beginning of 3, reduced them to 84/5, which was 84/5 before a stunning 303-R run partnership. Harry Brook (158) and Jamie Smith (184*) brought the hosts back into the game. But Siraj returned to wipe the tail with the second new ball, ending England’s innings at 407 in response to India’s 587.Led to an inexperienced attack attack in the absence of Jasprit BumrahSiraj adopted the responsibility. “My aim was not to try too much and bowl in the right areas. I like responsibility and I like the challenge,” he said.As soon as he went, the ball raised high and appreciated from all corners, Siraj himself was welcomed by Bumrah with a warm neck – a suitable tribute to India’s new pace spearhead.Best bowling figures for Indian bowler in EDGBASTON