Gill and Siraj Lead India to Thrilling Series Draw Against England

India showcased remarkable resilience to draw the series against England, with Shubman Gill's leadership and Mohammed Siraj's fiery bowling at the forefront. Bangar praises both for their contributions as India managed to tie the series 2-2, despite missing key players and facing tough challenges throughout the matches.

In a nail-biting series finale at The Oval, India secured a thrilling draw against England, thanks to standout performances by Shubman Gill and Mohammed Siraj. Gill, accumulating 774 runs including four centuries, dispelled any doubts about his captaincy, leading India through a challenging transition period without stalwarts like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.

Former all-rounder Sanjay Bangar, speaking on 'Match Centre Live', lauded Siraj for his 'all heart, all passion' nine-wicket haul, notably his decisive five-wicket spell reducing England from 317/4 to 367 all out, while chasing 374. Bangar highlighted Siraj's ability to deliver under pressure and his skill with the old ball as key factors in India's success.

As the series capped at 2-2, Gill's captaincy debut has started on a high note, offering a glimpse of a promising era. Despite setbacks, the team's determination, particularly in tense situations, embodied the spirit necessary for future challenges on the international stage.

(With inputs from agencies.)