New Delhi. Fans of Indian team's fast bowler Mohammed Shami have been waiting to see him on the ground for a long time. Now BCCI has given a big update regarding him, which makes it clear that the fans will have to wait longer. Actually, Mohammed Shami will not go on Australia tour. BCCI has given an update regarding Shami's fitness on Monday. The BCCI declared him unfit for the next two Tests against Australia. Recently, after the third Test match, captain Rohit Sharma had asked the National Cricket Academy (NCA) officials to clarify the status on Shami's fitness and now the Indian Board has declared him unfit.
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Actually, due to a knee injury, Mohammed Shami was not included in the 18-member Indian team for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Shami is continuously out of the team after playing the ODI World Cup. He returned to the field through Ranji Trophy. Shami is playing in domestic cricket and the BCCI medical team was constantly keeping an eye on him.
Giving information on Shami's fitness, BCCI said, BCCI's medical team was working closely with Indian fast bowler Shami so that he can recover from the injury soon. Shami had completely recovered from the ankle injury. Shami bowled 43 overs for Bengal against Madhya Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy. In addition, he played all nine matches of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, where he participated in extra bowling sessions to be fit for the Test matches.
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The BCCI said, however, that Shami had slight swelling in his left knee due to the bowling workload. Swelling is at the expected level after bowling continuously for a long time. Based on the current medical assessment, the BCCI medical team has determined that his knee requires more time for controlled exposure to bowling loads. For this reason Shami has not been declared fit for the remaining two tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
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