Mohammed Siraj Attributes Pace Loss in Sri Lanka to Long Break
· Sports · Times of India, NDTV Sports
Mohammed Siraj has stated that a two-month absence from competitive cricket caused a loss of rhythm and pace during the recent Test series in Sri Lanka. The pacer noted his run-up felt inconsistent, with some strides being too short and others too long, which disrupted his momentum. Instead of operating at his usual 140 clicks, he struggled around 120 clicks during the tour. The Duleep Trophy final against East Zone provided the workload he felt was necessary to get his body functioning again.
Why it matters
Siraj's admission highlights the importance of consistent match practice for fast bowlers to maintain physical intensity and technical rhythm between international assignments.
Read the original report — Times of India
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