New Delhi: Team India's Pacer Mohammed Siraj, who has ever been in discussions with the father's death or performance on the visit, has bought a new luxury car as soon as he comes to India. Siraj has also shared the car photo on Instagram of a social media app. Let's say Siraj has bought BMW. Siraj returned to their hometown Hyderabad on Thursday and first went to his father's tomb, which passed away last month. At that moment, Siraj was in Australia and could not return home because of the difficult corona protocols.

He became emotional when the national anthem rang before the start of the final Test match played in Brisbane. In the same match, when Siraj had five wickets, he remembered his father by raising his hand. Siraj's father Mohammad village was an Autorickshaw driver by profession. To make his son a successful cricketer, the village had worked hard and sacrificed, but when his son played at the top level for the country, he had gone from this world.

Describing his father as his greatest support, Siraj said, "My father always wished that my son would illuminate the name of the country and I would do it. This is a big setback for me. I have lost the greatest support of my life. It was his dream to play for the country and I am happy that I understood it and gave him an opportunity to be happy."

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