Mohammad Shami Prepares for Comeback
Veteran fast bowler Mohammad Shami is on the road to recovery from his knee injury and practiced in the nets on Tuesday. Shami, who underwent knee surgery earlier this year, is getting ready to make his return for the Bangladesh tour in September. The 33-year-old missed several important series and tournaments, including the home series against Australia, the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024, and the ICC T20 World Cup. Shami’s return is highly anticipated by cricket fans and the Indian team.
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Shami’s Recovery and Practice
On Tuesday, Shami shared a video on Instagram showing himself bowling in the nets. While he has recovered from the knee injury, he is still working on regaining his full bowling potential. In the video, Shami carefully bowled a few balls, indicating that he is slowly getting back into rhythm. His progress suggests that he will be ready to rejoin the team for the Bangladesh tour.
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Mohammad Shami’s Impact and Future Matches
Shami last played for India in the 2023 World Cup, where he was instrumental in India’s impressive performance. He took 24 wickets in seven matches at an average of 10.70, showcasing his importance to the team. Unfortunately, Shami’s knee issues have kept him out of several key series and tournaments. He had to withdraw from the South Africa series due to knee pain and missed the series against England in January.
During Shami’s absence, India has given opportunities to pacers Mukesh Kumar and Akash Deep. Shami will miss the upcoming white-ball series against Sri Lanka, and reports suggest that the team will rest Jasprit Bumrah for this series. The Indian team and fans eagerly await Shami’s full recovery and return to the field, where he will bring crucial experience and skill to future matches
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