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And the man who ended the hometown hero’s knock quickly became “public enemy No.1”, as described by Channel 7’s Ali Mitchell, with fans jeering Mohammed Siraj for his fiery send-off.

The ICC has sanctioned India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj and Australia batter Travis Head for their furious altercation during the pink ball Test in Adelaide.

Australian pace bowling legend Jeff Thomson hoped the match officials let the last three Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy ‘breathe’, with more former players chipping in with their view that the spice from the series should not be sapped.

Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head were involved in a hated exchange during the second India-Australia Test at Adelaide Oval which later spiralled into a major controversy as the Indian pacer accused the Australian of lying.

The disparity in penalties serves as a reminder of the ICC’s nuanced approach to maintaining discipline in cricket.

Mohammed Siraj has broken his silence following the ICC sanctions imposed on him and Travis Head after their heated exchange during the Adelaide Test.

Australia claimed a 10-wicket victory thanks to Head's exceptional innings, with the South Australian batter dazzling his home fans, whacking 140 runs off 141 balls.