Mohammed Siraj, Marnus Labuschagne Involved In 'Bails' Drama During Gabba Test | WATCH
AUS Vs IND, 3rd Test: Mohammed Siraj and Marnus Labuschagne are yet again involved in a heated moment, this time, it's at the Gabba. WATCH.
AUS Vs IND, 3rd Test: Mohammed Siraj and Marnus Labuschagne continue to provide cricket fans all over the world with viral moments and heated exchanges throughout the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, as the duo now produce a 'bails switch' moment during the third Test match at The Gabba in Brisbane.
The incident occured during the first session of Day 2, as Mohammed Siraj was continuing his spell in the 33rd over, and while on his way back for run-up, he charged towards the striker's end and switched the bails.
It's all happening at the Gabba!
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 15, 2024
Marnus Labuschange switched the bails over and had an interesting exchange with Mohammed Siraj, before being dismissed shortly after by Nitish Kumar Reddy. #AUSvIND
Watch the viral video below:
How good is this exchange between Siraj and Labuschange? #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/GSv1XSrMHn
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 15, 2024
Things have truly been topsy-turvy for Mohammed Siraj, as the ongoing BGT 2024-25 series is arguably headlined by 'Mohammed Siraj Vs Australia', as the Indian pacer is involved in all sorts of on-field controversy.
The Gujarat Titans pacer was slapped with a 20% match fee ban by ICC few days ago, and he has made himself Australia's 'Public Enemy Number 1', with his extremely animated send-off to Travis Head at his home ground (Adelaide) and ball-throwing incident against Marnus Labuschagne at the same venue.
Australian fans in attendance have been heavily booing Mohammed Siraj, and continue to do so in the Gabba Test, but it does seem like the Indian pacer has unshakable confidence, and the Indian fans will be much delighted if the veteran relfects the same in his performances.
'Bails' Tricks Worked In Favour Of India
The 'Bails Switch' incident did end up well for India, as Nitish Kumar Reddy forced the dismissal of Marnus Labuschagne in the next over, and with that, the Australian ended his knock of 12 runs in 55 balls.
The 30-year-old has now scored 81 runs in 4 innings, and will be looking to regain form, as a huge challenge lies ahead of him to complement Travis Head and other fellow Australian batters, if they are to secure their berth in the WTC 2025 Final.
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