The news and discussions about the retirement of star fast bowler Mohammed Shami from international cricket, who in the history of the Indian cricket team has hit sixes of legendary batsmen around the world with his reverse swing, precise line-length and his precise bowling, has spread a deep disappointment in the entire sports world. Various speculations were being made in the cricket circles for a long time regarding the career of Mohammed Shami, who was out of the national team for the last three years. Shami's big step has left every cricket fan heartbroken after being repeatedly ignored by the national selectors despite his efforts to recover from injuries and return to domestic cricket. The departure of this legendary fast bowler, who single-handedly led the Indian team to countless memorable matches and historic victories in big tournaments like the ODI World Cup, has formally ended a very golden and successful era of the Indian pace attack. 'Bowlers like Shami are not born every day, his retirement is a big loss for Indian cricket': Emotional reaction of the head coach. After the retirement of Mohammed Shami, the head coach of the Indian cricket team openly expressed his opinion on this issue during the press conference and expressed his emotional reaction. Recalling Shami's contribution, the coach said that Mohammed Shami has been one of the greatest and selfless fast bowlers of Indian cricket and his passing away from the game is a very sad moment for the entire team and the country. The coach said that despite being out of the team for almost 3 years, Shami's dedication had never diminished. He always guided the young pacers and maintained a light atmosphere in the dressing room. According to the coach, Mohammed Shami was unique in the whole world in terms of 'seam presentation' and not everyone has the art like him. Whenever the team was in dire need of a wicket in any format, Shami was seen standing at the forefront. His contribution will remain an inspiration for many generations to come. From historic performance in ODI World Cup to dominance in Test cricket: Shami's brilliant career will be remembered. Mohammed Shami, who came from Amroha in Uttar Pradesh and became the face of the main pace attack of the Indian team, has had an international career full of achievements. Shami, who has bowled lethally for India in all three formats (Test, ODI and T20), especially wrote a new story of India's success in the ICC ODI World Cup and red-ball (Test) cricket. Along with Jasprit Bumrah and Ishant Sharma, he laid a strong foundation for the fast bowling revolution of the Indian Test team abroad. The absence of Shami, who achieved the historic feat of taking the fastest 50 wickets for India in World Cup matches and taking 7 wickets in a single match, will always be felt on the field. Although he will no longer be seen playing in the blue jersey of India on the international stage, cricket fans and former great players will always remember his incomparable and illustrious career with respect.
