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Mohammed Shami Insists He is at His Peak, Responds to Criticism
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What Happened?
Mohammed Shami defended his short bowling spells in domestic cricket, asserting he is still at his peak and has not lost hope of playing for India again. He addressed criticism regarding his fitness and workload after missing selection for the national team.
Key points
- Shami questioned the criticism of his short bowling spells, stating they depend on match conditions.
- He emphasized that he is still at his peak and has not given up hope of representing India.
- Shami did not play in Bengal's second Ranji Trophy match, citing the need to rest after heavy workload.
- He trained with the team and remained involved despite not playing.
- Shami took 37 wickets in the last Ranji Trophy season, averaging 16.72.
Key insights
- Shami's insistence on his peak performance may bolster his case for future selections.
- His experience in domestic cricket can help mentor younger players in Bengal.
- Continued strong performances could keep him in contention for the 2027 World Cup.
Why it matters
Shami's performance and fitness could influence his chances of returning to the national team.
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Mohammed Shami· PersonBengal· LocationIndia· CountryRanji Trophy· EventNew Zealand· CountryIPL· Event2027 World Cup· Event
Source
India Today
