New Delhi: Tension erupted in Headingley on Sunday, June 22 as an Indian pacer Mohammad Siraj And of England Harry Brook During the first test, a hot on-field exchange was included. The incident came to light in the 84th over, when Brook broke two consecutive borders from Siraj, inspired the Indian bowler to respond with a fierce magic – and some sharp words.Playing with intentions against the second new ball, Brook punished the Indian bowlers who were struggling to take out the movement from the pitch. In particular, Siraj is the brunt of the aggressive strokeplay of Brooke.In response, Siraj gave a sharp inverse, who harassed Brooke and followed it with a long staring and some oral aggression. Brooke, surprised, rejected the collision with a wave of his hand and focused on his attacker approach.The final of the England batsman said-at least temporarily to torn in the next over, scored 18 runs, including six on long-on, as Siraj had unsuccessfully discovered for a reply.Sirj’s overall outing with the ball in this innings has reduced. His only wicket came in the 65th over when he rejected England captain Ben Stokes. His first magic with the new ball at day 2 lacked stability, and the Sunday incident added more disappointment to his figures.This is not the first time Siraj has found himself in the middle of on-field changes. During the 2024–25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, he had similar conflicts with the Maarnas Labschen and Travis Head, which fined the ICC.For Brooke, he continued to dominate, marching well with time stroke in the nineties. He moved to 99 with a couple of Prasad Krishna in the 88th over. However, his dialect for a home-land century came to a heart-wrenching end after just three balls. Attempting to try a bridge shot, he described it as wrong, and Shardul Thakur took a ton of a ton to Brooke in the Leeds, taking a little strange but successful catch in the fine leg.England’s innings ended at 465, leading to a narrow six -run lead over India in the second innings of this gripping test match.