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India's legendary speedster Jasprit Bumrah said that he will take back great memories from the highly competitive and enthralling five-Test series of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025 against England. The five-Test match series between India and England ended in a draw after the visitors won the fifth and final Test by six runs at The Oval.
Jasprit Bumrah featured in three matches on the tour, Leeds, Lord’s, and Manchester and delivered standout performances, claiming 14 wickets, including two five-wicket hauls. However, he missed both of India’s victories, the second and fifth Test, as part of his workload management and was released from the squad ahead of the final match.
In Bumrah’s absence, Mohammed Siraj rose to the occasion, leading the bowling attack with composure and aggression. He received strong support from Prasidh Krishna, and together, they powered India to a historic win in the fifth Test at The Oval. Siraj took a brilliant five-wicket haul, while Krishna chipped in with four wickets, sealing a memorable series-levelling win for India on the final day of the tour.
"We take back great memories from a highly competitive and enthralling test series! Looking forward to what’s next," Bumrah wrote in an Instagram post.
India all-rounder Washington Sundar, who was named India's Impact Player of the Series, reflected on his successful tour and called it a "blessing" to represent the country.
"Test cricket really is life. Unpredictable, demanding, but so full of meaning. You learn something new every day, about the game, about yourself. Patience, discipline, and AWARENESS… it brings it all out.
"Somehow, in all the grind, you start figuring out who you really are. What a blessing to play it," Sundar wrote in an Instagram post.
Sundar scored 284 runs in his four Test outings against England, and his best performance came in the 4th Test match at Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester, where he smashed a maiden century to draw the clash. He also picked up seven wickets in eight innings.
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