WATCH: Mohammed Siraj Pulls Off Stunning Overhead Catch To Dismiss Shakib Al Hasan In IND vs BAN 2nd Test
Siraj who was in the circle at mid-off kept his eyes on the ball while back-pedalling and leapt back to grab it with his left hand.

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Taking inspiration from Rohit Sharma, Mohammad Siraj produced the second stunning catch of the innings to dismiss Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan. Siraj's effort saw Bangladesh reeling at 170/6.
Shakib struck Ashwin's delivery high up in the hopes of getting a six but Siraj who was in the circle at mid-off kept his eyes on the ball while back-pedalling and leapt back to grab it with his left hand.
IND vs BAN 2nd Test updates
In a crucial push for victory against Bangladesh, India got an early breakthrough with Jasprit Bumrah claiming a wicket. Bumrah struck first, clean bowling Mushfiqur Rahim with a well-directed delivery.
However, Litton Das quickly responded by targeting Bumrah, hammering three boundaries in a single over as he aimed to accelerate the innings. As Litton partnered with Mominul Haque and appeared poised for a big score.
Rohit made a strategic decision to introduce Mohammed Siraj into the attack. He packed the off-side field, positioning himself at mid-off and inviting Litton to challenge Siraj.
Almost immediately, Litton misjudged a fuller ball and attempted to clear the infield. In a stunning display of athleticism, Rohit reached out with one hand and caught the ball, leaving spectators in awe. With Bangladesh already six wickets down at the time of writing, India continue to press for an outright result.
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