IND vs WI (WATCH): Mohammed Siraj cleanses Jomel Warrican with a stunning delivery on day three of the Delhi Test

India took control on day three of the second Test in Delhi against West Indieswith a pulsating performance highlighted by it Muhammad SirajThe sudden expulsion of Gomel Warikan. The hosts asserted their dominance, controlling the pace of the match as lunch approached, leaving the West Indies with a massive deficit. A gripping contest, part of West Indies Tour of Indiawitnessed individual brilliance and relentless team effort from India.

Mohammad Siraj’s thunderbolt dismantles the stumps of Gomel and Warrican on the third day of the Delhi Test

The crucial moment early on the third day was Siraj’s raw pace and accuracy, which left Warrican dazed as the stumps were sent to him. West Indies, already reeling, were dealt another blow when Siraj reached the eighth over, sending a fireball that quickly returned. Warrican, on 1 in 5 balls, was left batting for pace and movement; The wicket proved to be an exclamation point in India’s clinical bowling display.

The dismissal reflects Siraj’s skill in harnessing reverse swing and targeting the stumps with deadly precision. He ended Warrican’s resistance and gave India their eighth wicket, ending a section of play dominated by a seam-and-spin partnership. Siraj’s efforts perfectly complemented her sustained pressure Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadavwho shared seven wickets between them to push the West Indies into deeper trouble. Siraj’s numbers read 8 overs, 1 maiden, 16 runs and 1 wicket – underscoring his economical and incisive approach.

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India asserts their superiority as West Indies falter before lunch on day three

By lunch on the third day, India’s grip on the match was almost complete. West Indies were at 217/8 after 72 overs, trailing India by 301 runs. The morning session reflected India’s discipline with the ball and on the field. Jadeja (3/46) and Kuldeep (4/72) were huge successes, dismantling the West Indies middle order with sharp turn and bounce, while Siraj and Bumrah kept the runs under control.

West Indies started the day at 140/4 and are hoping to consolidate. But the resistance quickly faded.Hope tea (36) and Tevin Imlach (21) fell Kuldeep’s cunningand Justin Graves (17) He was sent for mobilization soon after. only Khary Pierre (19*) and Anderson Philip (19*) They managed to survive until lunch, singing occasional solo songs as India closed in. The last ten overs yielded just 23 runs, exposing the visitors’ struggles against consistent lines and subtle variations.

Earlier, India declared their first innings with a mammoth 518/5, powered by Yashavi Jaiswal (175), Sai Sudarsan (87), and Shubman GillUnbeaten 129. The dominating total was built on patient partnerships and free scoring, which left West Indies chasing shadows almost from the start. Each session from Day 1 onwards saw India surge forward: by the end of Day 1, India were 318/2; After the second day, West Indies collapsed to 140/4; Now, the deficit appears insurmountable as lunch ends on the third day.

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