Soon after Varun Aaron bowled the first ball of his seventh over, his hands went up to cover his face. The bowler was disappointed, assuming that the ball had missed the stumps despite being so close.

His captain (MS Dhoni), though, had started walking back to the pavilion.

It didn't take long for the young bowler to realize that he had, in fact, got a wicket off the delivery, a big one at that! His 141kph scorcher had clipped the bails, thereby ending Tim Bresnan's -- England's top scorer in the fourth ODI at the Wankhede with 45 -- and his team's innings.

Bresnan was Aaron's third wicket of the day.

For one considered to be the fastest bowler in India, it took considerably long for the Jharkhand player to make his international debut.