Indian bowler Mohammad Siraj took 6 wickets; Photo: File
New Delhi: For Indian bowler Muhammad Siraj, who sent 5 Sri Lankan batsmen to the pavilion on just 16 balls in the Asia Cup, the Delhi Traffic Police wrote on Twitter that he will not be issued a speeding challan today.
In the final of the Asia Cup, the Indian team set a record by dismissing Sri Lanka for just 50 runs and achieved this easy target without any losses and claimed the title.
The reason for this surprising performance in the final match was the brilliant bowling of the new bowler Mohammad Siraj, who took 5 wickets in just 16 balls and won the honor of the fastest wickets in the history of cricket.
Mohammad Siraj took 6 wickets in this match.
During the final match, everyone on social media was updating moment by moment and funny comments were being made. Meanwhile, a Delhi Traffic Police post caught everyone’s attention.
“No overspeed challan for Siraj today,” Delhi Police tweeted.
This tweet was made in the context of Mohammad Siraj’s fast bowling that blew away the Sri Lankan batting line-up and was showing no signs of stopping.
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