With figures of 4/40, pacer Mohammed Siraj led India’s dominance against the West Indies on the first day of the first Test at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Thursday. Siraj helped India bowl a struggling West Indies out for 162 just before tea, but he missed a well-earned five-for.
Siraj took three wickets in a deadly seven-over performance in the opening session and another after lunch. Jasprit Bumrah looked to be getting back into his rhythm after hitting a few yorkers to take 14-3-42-3.
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On Friday, a video went viral on social media that showed former Pakistan cricketer Tanvir Ahmed discussing the India-Windies Test on a talk show in Pakistan.
The short clip of the video starts with the anchor, Asif Khan, saying that Tanvir Ahmed doesn’t acknowledge Siraj as a Test level bowler. To this, Tanvir Ahmed affirms that yes, doesn’t think that Siraj is a Test level bowler.
Asif Khan shoots back, “What’s your level? Siraj has taken so many wickets against England recently.”
Clearly feeling humiliated, Tanvir Ahmed questioned the standard of Asif Khan, who says that he has 22 years of experience. To which Tanvir Ahmed says that he also has 20 years of experience.
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The video then has both of the Pakistanis questioning each other saying, “Aapka kya standard hai, aapka kya standard hai.”
Asif Khan then says, you (Tanvir Ahmed) have played just 5 Test matches, to which the former cricketer says, “I have a big record of playing 5 Test matches.”
Watch the hilarious video here:
Siraj ko mai Bowler nhi manta - Tanveer Ahmed pic.twitter.com/jTzxRpJeNO— Space Recorder (@1spacerecorder) October 2, 2025
For the record, Tanvir Ahmed is a former right-arm fast medium bowler, who played 5 Tests, 2 ODIs and 1 T20I for Pakistan, with best bowling figures of 6/149, 1/38 and 1/13 in the three formats respectively.
In India’s tour of England earlier this year, Siraj played a pivotal role in Shubman Gill-led side finishing the five-Test series level at 2-2. Siraj finished the series as the highest wicket-taker with 23 scalps from 5 Tests, sending down 185.3 relentless overs without missing a Test.
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