Sunil Gavaskar wasn't impressed as Mohammed Siraj was heavily booed by the Australian fans during the third Test at the Gabba in Brisbane. Siraj paid the price for having a heated altercation with Travis Head during the second Test at Adelaide.

Siraj has copped a lot of sledging from crowds in his life, though his father's death by COVID while he was confined to an Australian hotel room remains the darkest phase during his cricket.

BRISBANE: Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj faced a hostile reception from the Gabba crowd on Day 1 of the third Test between India and Australia. Siraj was

A section of the crowd at the Gabba in Brisbane welcomed India pacer Mohammed Siraj with loud boo's as the seamer got ready to bowl during the third Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy

Australian fans at the Gabba continued to boo Mohammed Siraj after his sledging controversy with Travis Head in Adelaide.

Per the latest reports, after Jasprit Bumrah finished his first over, the local fans came down hard on Siraj, trying to tear into him with the boos. Siraj, however, kept his composure and concentrated on delivering goods for his team.

India's fast bowler Mohammed Siraj faced booing from the Australian crowd at the Gabba during the third Test. This followed two incidents in the Adelaide Test where he aggressively threw the ball at the stumps after Marnus Labuschagne backed away from a delivery and gave Travis Head a send-off after dismissing him.

Harassment doesn't seem to leave Mohammed Siraj as the India pacer was booed at the Gabba in Brisbane in the third Test.

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar is not impressed with the Australian crowd booing Mohammed Siraj following the spat with Travis Head in Adelaide.