Mohammed Shami: Mohammed Shami, who is trying to make a comeback in Team India, is performing brilliantly. Shami has taken 11 wickets in the last 3 T20 matches. After Services and Puducherry, now Shami has wreaked havoc with his ball against Haryana also. Due to which the batsmen have faced a lot of difficulty in playing. Shami was seen in his old colors at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Hyderabad. Shami has sent a message to the selectors from this match.
Mohammed Shami did wonders
The match was played between Bengal and Haryana in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2025. Where Mohammed Shami performed amazingly. However, Shami’s impact was not that good with the new ball. He gave 20 runs in 2 overs. After which Shami returned in the death overs. Where he sent 4 batsmen to the pavilion after giving away 10 runs in 2 overs. In the 18th over, he dismissed Sumit Kumar and Ashish Siwach and in the last over, he also dismissed Yashvardhan Dalal and Arpit Rana. Due to which Haryana team could score 191 runs in 20 overs. However, Bengal team could not chase this score and lost the match by 24 runs.
Mohammed Shami’s performance in the last three T20 matches. He is national team material. pic.twitter.com/46ZtPrdgsD
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Shami shines before IPL 2026
Veteran fast bowler Mohammed Shami has performed amazingly in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2025. He has taken 16 wickets in 7 matches at an average of 14.93. This time Shami wants to prove himself by performing amazingly in IPL 2026. Shami will be seen playing for Lucknow Super Giants in the next season. Where Shami’s death bowling can be of great use to the team. Shami last played for Team India in ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
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