Bengal Tiger roared as soon as he made a comeback, will thrash the British at his 'home' Eden Gardens.

India fast bowler Mohammed Shami is ready to make a comeback to the national team after 14 months and said that many injuries can be overcome if a player has the passion to play for his country. Shami last played for India in the ODI World Cup final in November 2023. He suffered an ankle injury on his left leg that required surgery.

No matter how many injuries I get, I will come back.
'The hunger to play for the country should never end,' Shami said at an event organized by the Bengal Cricket Association. If you love someone, you will always stand up for them, even if it hurts you 10 times. I believe that the hunger to play for the country should never end. I always have this thing in my mind that no matter how many matches I play, it will be less for me because once I leave cricket, it may never happen again.

return at any cost after injury
“It has never happened that a player representing her state or country would consider quitting the game after getting injured,” Mohammed Shami said at the felicitation ceremony organized by the Under-15 Women Cricketers' Association at the Eden Gardens here. Whenever we get injured, only one thought comes to our mind, when will we be able to make a comeback?

England coach Brendon McCullum on Monday described Indian coach Gautam Gambhir as an excellent captain and expressed hope that the national team will perform well under his leadership in the near future. Gambhir, who took over as India's head coach in all formats after India's T20 World Cup win last year, has been facing heavy criticism after the team's disappointing performances against New Zealand and Australia, but the former New Zealand captain Impressed with your performance. McCullum said about his former Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) teammate that he will play his role well.