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"I Will Keep Missing Him!" Yash Dayal Gets Emotional Over Siraj’s RCB Absence

RCB pacer Yash Dayal expresses his feelings about missing Mohammad Siraj in the team. He shares how Siraj’s absence is felt and reflects on their strong bond as bowlers. Read more about his heartfelt message.

Hemanth
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RCB pacer Yash Dayal expresses his feelings about missing Mohammad Siraj in the team. He shares how Siraj’s absence is felt and reflects on their strong bond as bowlers.
RCB pacer Yash Dayal expresses his feelings about missing Mohammad Siraj in the team. He shares how Siraj’s absence is felt and reflects on their strong bond as bowlers.

RCB pacer Yash Dayal has spoken about how much he misses Mohammad Siraj in the team this season. Following RCB's recent victory, Dayal spoke about how much he misses his former teammate and mentor.

Missing Siraj in the Team

Talking after the game, Yash Dayal commented, "I miss Mohammad Siraj bhaiya in the RCB team. And I will continue missing Siraj bhaiya. When we won the previous time, he was present with us, and today, he's not with us in the RCB team."

Siraj was a vital member of RCB for a number of seasons. His aggression, energy, and on-field leadership made him a pillar of the team. For Yash Dayal, Siraj was not just a team-mate but an elder brother who advised and guided him.

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A Strong Bond Between Bowlers

Dayal and Siraj had a wonderful rapport as quick bowlers. They used to discuss plans and share wickets. Siraj's presence in the team was a huge inspiration for most players, and his absence is being felt.

Looking Ahead to the Season
Although Siraj is not part of the team, Yash Dayal is doing a great job and taking over. He will attempt to follow the same zeal and enthusiasm in the coming matches. The fans will be wishing that he continues to perform for RCB this season.

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