Mohammed Siraj Creates History with 5-Wicket Haul at The Oval After 41 Years

London, August 6,2025| SKY LINK TIMES

Team India’s pace sensation Mohammed Siraj delivered a performance of a lifetime in the fifth Test of the 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, becoming the first bowler in 41 years to take a five-wicket haul in the fourth innings of a Test match at Kennington Oval, London.


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Mohammed Siraj Creates History with 5-Wicket Haul

Siraj’s incredible spell of 5/104 helped India edge past England by just six runs, leveling the series 2-2 in a dramatic finish that will be remembered for generations.

The 31-year-old Mohammed Siraj right-arm pacer earlier claimed 4/86 in the first innings, ending the match with jaw-dropping figures of 9/190 – the best by any bowler from either team in this series decider.

A Feat Not Achieved Since 1984

With his performance, Siraj became the first visiting bowler since Michael Holding (1984) to take a five-wicket haul in the fourth innings at the Oval. He is only the eighth bowler in history to do so on this ground in a fourth innings, and the first ever Indian to achieve the feat.

Oval Fourth-Innings Five-Wicket Haul – A Rare Sight

Remarkably, no bowler from either team had taken a five-wicket haul in the fourth innings at The Oval since 1997, when England’s Andy Caddick did it against Australia. Siraj has now ended that 28-year drought.


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His wickets in the final innings included key English batters like Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, Jamie Smith, Jamie Overton, and Gus Atkinson, sealing India’s thrilling win in one of the closest matches of the series.

Siraj’s historic performance is being hailed by fans and experts alike, marking a proud moment for Indian cricket on English soil.


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