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Mohammed Shami, one of the star fast bowlers of the Indian cricket team, was away from professional cricket till now due to injury during the 2023 ODI World Cup. But now he has returned to the cricket field and now news is coming that he can also be seen playing in the Australia Test series. So let’s know when he can be seen playing in the Australia Test series.

Mohammed Shami made a comeback after a full year

Let us tell you that after playing his last match against Australia on 19 November, Mohammed Shami has returned to the cricket field for the Bengal cricket team in the Ranji Trophy 2024-25. Along with his comeback, Shami has also prepared for a comeback in Team India.

Veteran fast bowler Mohammad Shami has won everyone’s heart by performing brilliantly in his first match after his comeback. In his comeback match, Shami took four wickets in the first innings and three wickets in the second innings. During this, he bowled very impressively and now reports are coming that he can be seen playing in the second match of the 5 Test match series between India and Australia.

Shami can be seen playing in the second match

According to the information received in media reports, the Board of Control for Cricket in India i.e. BCCI is very impressed with the brilliant performance of Mohammed Shami’s comeback and can make him a part of Team India for the second Test match. It is known that this has also been said by Shami’s childhood coach Mohammed Badruddin. Badruddin has told that Mohammed Shami can be seen playing in the Adelaide Test.

The second Test match will be played from December 6

The second match of the five-Test series between India and Australia will be played from December 6. This match will be played at Adelaide Oval. In such a situation, it has to be seen whether Mohammed Shami will be seen playing in this match or not.

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