Mohammed Siraj broke his silence on the International Cricket Council's (ICC) decision to give him a fine for his heated spat with Travis Head during the Adelaide Test. Siraj dismissed Head after the Australian star played a splendid knock of 140 in just 141 balls to take the match away from India's hands.

In the 82nd over of the pink-ball Test, after being hit for a six over deep square leg by Travis Head, Mohammed Siraj had cleaned up Head with a low full toss and gave a fiery send-off to the left-handed Australian batter.

Following the incident, both Siraj and Head were also given one demerit point by the International Cricket Council (ICC).

Australian pace bowling legend Jeff Thomson hoped the match officials let the last three Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy ‘breathe’, with more former players chipping in with their view that the spice from the series should not be sapped.

India pacer Mohammed Siraj is not too concerned with being fined after his altercation with Australia batter Travis Head during the Adelaide pink-ball Test. Recently, the International Cricket Council (ICC) docked Siraj 20 per cent of his match fees after he gave a fiery send-off to Adelaide hometown hero Travis Head.

The disparity in penalties serves as a reminder of the ICC’s nuanced approach to maintaining discipline in cricket.

Mohammed Siraj has broken his silence following the ICC sanctions imposed on him and Travis Head after their heated exchange during the Adelaide Test.