Washington Sundar showed the Mirror to Harry Brook, enjoyed this after the century of Ravindra Jadeja; Watch video
Washington Sunder and harry brook video: Indian team Star all -rounder Washington Sundar (Washington sunder) Manchester Test against England on 27 July last Sunday, 27 July (Eng vs Ind 4th Test) On the fifth day of the fifth day, Team India faced 206 balls in a difficult time and played a brilliant innings of 101 unbeaten 101 runs, hitting 9 fours. Significantly, in the meantime, an incident happened when Washington Sundar did English player Harry Brook (Harry Brook) He ignored and was seen having fun.
This entire incident took place in the 141st over of Team India’s second inning. Here Harry Brook was bowling for England, on whose third ball Ravindra Jadeja completed his century by hitting a wonderful six.
Seeing Ravindra Jadeja’s century being completed, Harry Brook felt that now Team India would be ready to draw the match and his players will join hands with us. However, Washington Sundar had some different plans here.
Harry Brook looking for a shakehand after @imjadeja 100
#Indvsend pic.twitter.com/hvbhjnojfe
– Phoenix🇮🇳 (@Sharma02NeEraj) July 27, 2025
In fact, on the last day of the Manchester Test, Washington Sundar also worked hard and he had also scored 92 runs after playing 194 balls. This left -arm all -rounder was just 8 runs away from his maiden test century, in such a situation, how would he let the match end by joining hands with English players. This was the reason, he ignored Harry Brook and started celebrating his century with Ravindra Jadeja, showing the mirror. The video of this incident is becoming fiercely viral on social media, which you can see below.
Also know that in the Manchester Test, England won the toss and selected the first bowling, after which Team India scored 358 runs in their first inning. In response, England scored 669 runs in their first innings and scored a big lead of 311 runs on Team India. After this, Team India made a strong comeback in their second innings and played 143 overs and scored 425 runs at the loss of just 4 wickets. In this way, this Test ended on a flat pitch in Manchester.
