ENG vs IND | Twitter remembers Jota after Siraj flashes 20 to mark his first scalp of Lord's encounter

England lost three wickets early on Day 2 at Lord's as Jasprit Bumrah ran rampant with the second new-ball but a clinical quick half-century from Jamie Smith pushed the score past 350. The wicket-keeper batter was destined to return to the dugout early when Mohammed Siraj had him nick one to second slip but KL Rahul let slip a sitter and Smith needed no second invitation to capitalize. However, things came a full-circle when the Indian right-arm quick produced a jaffa to get another tickle off the Surrey batter's willow that was swallowed up without ado for Dhruv Jurel, ending the nearly run-a-ball 51 run knock. Even though the mini-battle between two of their team's mainstays made for a fascinating narrative in itself, it was Siraj's celebration that followed that had the world talking.

Usually the exalting kind that likes to celebrate any success with fist pumps and screams of ecstacy, Siraj uncharacteristically presented a calm figure despite the significance of the scalp at such a crucial juncture of the encounter. The veteran pacer simply turned around in his follow through and quite deliberately raised two fingers on hand while shaping the other mitt into a zero, followed by a quiet look and prayer aimed at the heavens.

Twitterati was quick to indicate that the celebration was most likely a tribute to Diogo Jota, a former Portuguese footballer that recently lost his life in a car accident along with brother Andre Silva. 

Finally

Tribute

Incredible

Moment

Too good

Homage

Heartfelt

Sweet

Big ups