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Watch: Mohammed Siraj dismiss Ross Taylor with a peach of a delivery

Mohammad Siraj bowl Ross Taylor India vs New Zealand 2nd Test Video

Indian cricket team pace bowler Mohammed Siraj might have just bowled the ball of his cricket career to dismiss New Zealand veteran batsman Ross Taylor in the 2nd Test match in Mumbai.

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The 2nd Test match of the series between the host’s Indian cricket team and New Zealand cricket team is being played at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Earlier, both the teams played out a draw in the 1st Test in Kanpur. A result here in Mumbai for any of the team will mean that they will win the series.

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India vs New Zealand match has always been a classic match, with a number of memorable moments from the matches.

Mohammed Siraj bowled Ross Taylor with a magical delivery

The biggest moment of this India vs New Zealand series belongs to Mohammed Siraj and the whole of India who saw Mohammed Siraj bowl a peach of a delivery to dismiss the New Zealand cricket team veteran batsman Ross Taylor.

A ball that was bowled with perfect line and length, beat Ross Taylor and hit the off stump, meaning that the former Blackcaps captain had no idea of where the ball is. You can watch the wicket below in the video.

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Other than Ross Taylor, Mohammed Siraj also dismissed the New Zealand opening duo Tom Latham and Will Young, giving New Zealand no chance settle in for the chase towards India’s first inning total of 325 runs.

India vs New Zealand 2nd Test

New Zealand team got all-out for just 62 runs, the lowest total by the team in Test cricket. Ravichandran Ashwin picked up 4 wickets and Axar Patel got 2 wickets along with Siraj’s 3 wicket.

Earlier, Mayank Agarwal had scored a brilliant 150 runs but the the entire Indian team was dismissed by left-arm orthodox bowler Ajaz Patel, who became the 3rd ever bowler to pick-up 10 wickets in an inning in a Test match.

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