Indian cricketer Mohammed Siraj has taken a new step off the field by launching his first restaurant, Joharfa, in the vibrant city of Hyderabad. Located in the heart of the city, the restaurant marks Siraj’s foray into the culinary world, blending his passion for food and culture with his love for his hometown.Joharfa offers a rich and diverse menu, promising to serve a fusion of Mughlai spices, Persian and Arabian delicacies, as well as popular Chinese dishes. Aiming to bring together flavors that feel like home, Siraj emphasized the emotional value the restaurant holds for him. "Joharfa is very close to my heart. Hyderabad gave me my identity, and this restaurant is my way of giving something back to a place where people can come together, share a meal, and enjoy flavours that feel like home," Siraj stated in a press release.The restaurant is being run by a team of experienced chefs, with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking methods. The idea is to not just serve food but to create a dining experience that reflects the rich heritage of Hyderabad while appealing to modern tastes.'If We Feel...': Ryan Ten Doeschate Provides Huge Update On Jasprit Bumrah’s Availability Ahead Of IND Vs ENG 2nd Test; VideoIndian assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate has shed light on the much-anticipated decision regarding Jasprit Bumrah’s availability for the second Test match against England, scheduled to begin on July 2, 2025, at Edgbaston in Birmingham.Speaking at a press conference on Monday, ten Doeschate acknowledged that Bumrah is fully fit and has been training actively, but added that the final decision on whether the pace spearhead will take the field would be made closer to the match.“With Jasprit Bumrah, he is ready to play,” ten Doeschate confirmed. “Like I said, it is how we manage him. If we feel there is value in playing him in this Test, we will make this call very last minute.”India’s coaching staff is weighing several factors before finalizing Bumrah’s inclusion in the playing XI, including the nature of the pitch and broader workload management considerations.“We are talking about how the pitch is gonna play,” ten Doeschate explained. “We have seen him train yesterday and today. It is not that he is not fit to play. We are just trying to fit those puzzle pieces to get the most out of him.”Bumrah’s potential involvement is seen as crucial, especially given his match-winning capabilities in English conditions. However, with a long series ahead and the team management wary of overworking their premier fast bowler, the decision will balance short-term impact with long-term sustainability.