Mohammed Shami’s 4 wickets, coach Shukla said – according to me he is fit
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punjabkesari.in Thursday, Nov 14, 2024 – 11:38 PM (IST)
Indore: Bengal coach Laxmirtan Shukla praised fast bowler Mohammed Shami, who made a brilliant comeback in competitive cricket by taking four wickets for Madhya Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy match being played in Indore on Thursday. He said that from his point of view the 34-year-old bowler is looking fit and in good form after recovering from an ankle injury. Shami, who was away from competitive cricket since the final of the World Cup 2023 on November 19 last year, had an ankle injury for which he had to undergo surgery. After recovering from injury, Shami, who was playing a competitive match for the first time in almost a year, found momentum towards the end of Madhya Pradesh’s innings in the Ranji Trophy match and took 4 wickets for 54 runs in 19 overs, with the help of which Bengal took the first innings lead. of.
Bengal coach Shukla said after the end of the second day’s play at Holkar Stadium in Indore that Shami has returned to the field very well after a year. His talent and dedication is amazing. It is not known that he has returned to the field after a year. This is the sign of a great player that he adapts himself to every environment. He said that young cricketers can take inspiration from Shami that even after injury and surgery, they can come back with good performance.
Shukla said that according to me Shami is fit and appears to be in good form. We hope that he will bowl brilliantly in the second innings of Madhya Pradesh also. After Shami’s brilliant performance in the Ranji Trophy match, chances are being raised that the Indian team may get his services for the challenging tour of Australia. Meanwhile, Shami’s fans are happy with his wonderful comeback. Vishrut Jha, who witnessed the 34-year-old player’s bowling at the Holkar Stadium, said that Shami’s bowling was much more confident on Thursday than on Wednesday. He should be included in the Indian team once again.
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