Siraj Named Hyderabad Captain for Opening Two Ranji Trophy Games

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Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj has been appointed to lead Hyderabad in their first two Ranji Trophy matches of the season. Siraj will represent his domestic side after completing international duty with India against West Indies in September-October. The appointment marks a notable leadership role for the pace bowler at the domestic level. Siraj's availability for subsequent matches will depend on his international commitments with the Indian cricket team.

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