Indian quick bowler Mohammad Siraj expressed his anger on social media after a nasty expertise with Air India Specific.

Indian quick bowler Mohammad Siraj expressed his anger on social media after a nasty expertise with Air India Specific.

Siraj mentioned his flight, Air India Specific Flight IX 2884 from Guwahati to Hyderabad and was supposed to depart at 7:25 pm, nevertheless it didn’t take off on time. He mentioned that even after asking many instances, the airline gave no clear motive for the delay and left passengers ready for 4 hours.

“Flight delayed by 4 hours and nonetheless no replace. We’re stranded. Worst airline expertise,” Siraj wrote, warning fellow travellers in opposition to boarding the flight until the airline can’t take a stand.

Siraj was flying again to Hyderabad after India suffered a heavy 408-run defeat to South Africa and misplaced the two-Take a look at collection 0-2. That is India’s second straight residence Take a look at collection whitewash after dropping 3–0 to New Zealand final yr.

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Within the second Take a look at, off-spinner Simon Harmer took 6-37 as India, chasing an enormous goal of 549, had been bowled out for less than 140 on the ultimate day. Ravindra Jadeja fought exhausting and scored 54, however he was the one Indian batter to place up resistance.

South Africa handed India their largest ever Take a look at defeat by runs and set a brand new file for his or her largest successful margin in opposition to India. From the second South Africa gained the toss, all the pieces went their means. India had additionally misplaced the primary Take a look at by 30 runs at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.

These back-to-back residence defeats have raised severe questions as India’s sturdy residence file in Take a look at cricket has taken a serious hit since their 3-0 loss to New Zealand final yr. Within the second Take a look at in Guwahati, Siraj took 2-106 within the first innings and 0-19 within the second. India will now face South Africa in a three-match ODI collection beginning on November 30.