English Cricket Fan's Viral Anthem Honors Indian Pacer Akash Deep After Edgbaston Triumph

Monday - 07/07/2025 03:21
Akash Deep's remarkable 10-wicket haul in the Edgbaston Test has propelled him into the limelight, earning him accolades from across the cricketing world. An English fan's song celebrating Akash Deep's performance has gone viral. Sachin Tendulkar lauded him as the 'standout bowler,' highlighting his delivery to dismiss Joe Root as the 'ball of the series.

Following a stellar performance at Edgbaston, where he claimed 10 wickets in a series-levelling victory, Akash Deep has become a household name. His remarkable display on a challenging pitch culminated in figures of 6 for 99 in the second innings, securing a match total of 10 for 187. The young bowler has garnered widespread acclaim from the cricketing world.

Akash Deep celebrates India's victory over England at Edgbaston.

Akash Deep celebrates India's victory over England at Edgbaston.

A video circulating on social media captures an English fan singing in praise of the 28-year-old outside the Edgbaston ground. The fan passionately chants, "Akash Deep, Akash Deep Bowling England Out, Akash Deep!" demonstrating the bowler's impact on the series.

Sachin Tendulkar, the legendary cricketer, lauded Akash Deep as the "standout bowler" of the match. He also described his delivery to dismiss Joe Root in the second innings as the "ball of the series."

Tendulkar shared his appreciation on X, emphasizing India's strategic approach to dominate the game and force England into a different style of play. He commended the bowlers' lengths and reiterated that Akash Deep was the most impressive bowler, highlighting his exceptional delivery to dismiss Joe Root.

Adding a touch of humor, Tendulkar also acknowledged Siraj's remarkable diving catch at short mid-wicket, playfully referring to him as "Mohammad 'Jonty' Siraj," referencing the renowned fielder Jonty Rhodes.

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