Mohammed Siraj pulled up in his bowling stride and left the field after feeling discomfort in his left knee or hamstring

The sight of Mohammed Siraj walking off the field clutching his left hamstring or the back of his knee midway through his over in the first session caught the attention of Indian supporters worldwide.

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj had an injury scare on the second day of the third Test against Australia at The Gabba in Brisbane. The incident took place during the 37th over of Australia's innings when Siraj strained his hamstring after bowling a delivery.

Mohammed Siraj caused a scare for India when he pulled up with a hamstring niggle during the second day of the Brisbane Test against Australia. He left the field but returned before lunch, although he didn't bowl.

Mohammed Siraj was bowling the 37th over of the match on Day 2. However, after bowling just two deliveries of the over, Siraj looked in discomfort as he held his knee. In fact, things got serious when it looked like he was having difficulty to bowl.

India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj survived an injury scare on Day 2 of the third Test against Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane. Siraj left the field midway in his over and returned to the pavilion.