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Watch: Mohammed Siraj picks his best-ever Test series amid IPL 2026

Mohammed Siraj reflects on his standout performances and reveals his best-ever Test series while in action during IPL 2026.

Payal Singh
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Mohammed Siraj on best Test series
Mohammed Siraj on best Test series

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 has reached a point where all the teams have played seven matches and are halfway through the competition. The outstanding teams and the top four contenders so far are the Punjab Kings (PBKS), Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), Rajasthan Royals (RR) and the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the IPL 2026. They have played outstanding cricket throughout the month. 

Meanwhile, the Gujarat Titans (GT) are in the fifth position with four wins in seven matches. If they continue winning their upcoming matches, they'll have a chance to qualify as well. Amidst the ongoing tournament, Mohammed Siraj has opened up about his best Test series during an interview. 

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Mohammed Siraj names his best Test series amidst IPL 2026

GT's star bowler, Mohammed Siraj, opened up about his favourite Test series during an interview for the franchise during the ongoing IPL 2026. Siraj, who has done incredibly well in the tournament, opened up about how the Test series in England betweem Indian and England in 2021 is the best series for him so far. Playing under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, Siraj was a star bowler and helped India win. 

"I have played this 60 overs hell. I woke up in the morning and said I can do it. That belief and then after that, I pulled up a wallpaper and put it on my phone. To have such a great match in an iconic stadium, so it's the best series I've ever had," said Mohammed Siraj. 

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