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[Watch] Young fan mimics Mohammed Siraj’s ‘go back’ celebration at Travis Head in BGT 2024-25 3rd Test

Mohammed Siraj got the better of Travis Head once again in the series, this time dismissing him in Australia's second innings on the final day (Wednesday, December 18) of the third Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 Test at The Gabba. A young fan in the stands recreated Siraj's 'go back' celebration, which the bowler had displayed after dismissing Head in the Adelaide Test.

On the fourth ball of the 15th over, Siraj sent Head back for just 17 runs after the latter top-edged a delivery that was caught by Rishabh Pant. Head attempted to play the ball over mid-wicket but playing against the angle, he could only manage a huge top edge.

Once Head was dismissed, the Indian fans erupted in joy at The Gabba. One young fan, in particular, was extremely delighted, as he celebrated Head's departure with utmost joy. The fan was seen mimicking Mohammed Siraj's 'go back' celebration as well, signaling Head to walk back to the pavilion.

The moment can be seen in a video posted by a user on X (formerly Twitter) below:

Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head had a heated exchange in the Adelaide Test as the Indian pacer was fined 20% of his match fees after he gave Head a fiery send-off. However, the two seemed to have put an end to the issue as they hugged it out at the end of the second Test.


Mohammed Siraj picks 2 as Australia declare at 89/7

After picking up India's final wicket on Day 5 at The Gabba, Australia came out with the intent to score quickly and have the visitors bat again to try and push for a result.

They lost wickets in quick succession and ended up declaring the innings at 89/7, setting India a target of 275 for a win. Siraj dismissed Travis Head before picking up the big wicket of Steve Smith. Jasprit Bumrah bagged three wickets while Akash Deep chipped in with a couple.

Chasing the target, India got to eight runs for no loss in 2.1 overs before rain halted play.

The match has ended in a draw. The five-Test series is tied at 1-1, with two matches remaining.

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