'Felt like I won't get out, took some time to recover from it': Siraj opens up on Lord's heartbreak

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Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj admitted that he didn't take the heartbreak of the Lord's Test easily on himself, as it took some time for him to get over it. Siraj, who played 30 balls, which is five overs, probably his biggest innings in terms of number of balls, showed fight and grit with the bat in the end to survive and stay with Ravindra Jadeja, who was a single, an odd boundary at a time taking India close to the target of 193 but the way the whole of it ended was heartbreaking.

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