"Proud of you"- Sanjana Ganesan hails husband Jasprit Bumrah's performance against England
The Indian cricket team registered an emphatic win over the England cricket team in the 4th Test match of the 5 match series that was played at the Kennington Oval in London.
Many of the players shone for India during the 5 days of play, whether it is batting or bowling, Team India looked solid and registered the all important victory over the England team to take a 2-1 lead in the 5 match series with 1 match still to go.
The whole nation praised the Indian cricket team after winning a match which was very unlikely after India got all out for 191 runs only in the 1st inning, but all thanks to the bowling department, the Indian team picked up all 10 wickets of the England team on the final day.
From Jasprit Bumrah to Shardul Thakur, all of the bowlers did well to wrap up England's second inning for just 210 runs. Jasprit Bumrah in particular received a lot of praise as the fast bowler dominated the English batsmen as he gave away only 27 runs in 22 overs and picked up 2 wickets.
Among the uncountable number of praises that Bumrah received, one special praise came from his wife Sanjana Ganesan. Sanjana Ganesan, the commentator and anchor, shared a picture of Jasprit Bumrah's celebration after taking a wicket and wrote, "Proud of you today and everyday" in her Instagram story.
— Epic Cricket Comments (@CricketEpic) September 7, 2021
Jasprit Bumrah vs England
Bumrah played a key role in helping Team India to victory. England were 2 wickets down at lunch for 131 runs. It was all heading towards a draw and then after the lunch break, it was all about Bumrah. The English batsmen were finding it hard to tackle the Indian pacer's crushing yorkers.
He finally dismissed Ollie Pope to pick up his 100th Test wicket. A over later, Jonny Bairstow had no answer to Jasprit Bumrah's toe-crushing yorker as he bowled Bairstow. Indian team took the momentum from here and finally managed to pick up the win, which was unlikely when the 5th day's play began.