पूर्व-भारतीय कप्तान ने मोहम्मद सिराज की सफलता के पीछे नुस्खा का खुलासा किया

Mohammed Siraj is the toast of the nation following a successful India vs England series. The Indian pacer ended as the leading wicket taker in the 5-match series. He also bowled the most overs and was among the only 2 fast bowlers to feature in all games. Siraj took a fifer to help India level the series 2-2, earning himself plaudits from around the globe.

Siraj’s strong body down to nalli gosht biryani: Ex India captain Azharuddin

While the Indian pace attack had a battered look during the England tour, Mohammed Siraj shown bright throughout the 5 tests. Jasprit Bumrah played only 3 Tests, while Akash Deep and Arshdeep Singh had a spell on the sidelines as well. Prasidh Krishna and Anshul Kamboj looked undercooked as well. Siraj on the other hand enjoyed the pressure and delivered one of his finest Test performances.

Former India captain Mohammed Azharuddin lavished praise on the India pacer. Siraj hails from the same state as Azhar and the ex-India captain believes it is his red meat diet that helps him recover.

“Siraj was outstanding. Thanks to nalli gosht biryani and paya [which are his favourite food] उन्होंने एक मजबूत शरीर विकसित किया है, विशेष रूप से उसके पैर। उन्होंने बहुत उत्साह और ऊर्जा दिखाई। श्रृंखला के दौरान उन्हें भारत के लिए उत्कृष्टता प्राप्त करने और वितरित करने की भूख थी, ” मोहम्मद अजहरुद्दीन ने मिड-डे को बताया।

While cricketers pay a close attention to what food they intake, it is not the first case of biryani being the preferred food among pacers. Mohammed Shami was known for his love for biryani as revealed by former coach Ravi Shastri and longtime teammate Ishant Sharma. While the likes of Virat Kohli have adopted vegetarian food, majority of the Indian cricket team stars turn to meat for their nourishment.

Nalli gosht biryani is believed to be a good source of high quality protein. It is known for collagen, supporting recovery of joints and muscles, which is vital for athletes. Paya helps in reducing muscle inflammation and helps in mobility.

Mohammed Siraj bowled 185.3 overs in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, the most by any bowler. That comes on the back of a stellar IPL and the 5 Test series in Australia, where he sent down more than 150 overs. Siraj is a workhorse and has led the attack admirably in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah. If biryani is what fuels him, so be it.