Mohammed Shami, one of the legendary fast bowlers of the Indian cricket team, has returned to professional cricket after a one year and with his return, he has started showing the magic of his ball. He has returned to the Ranji Trophy for the Bengal cricket team and his performance in the comeback match has been excellent.
However, despite this, the BCCI has refused to give him a chance in the team. In such a situation, let us know what the whole matter is and why the BCCI is not giving him a chance in the team.
Mohammed Shami got a big shock
It is known that Mohammed Shami was away from cricket due to injury during the World Cup 2023. But after a full year, in the month of November, he has returned to the cricket field. He was seen playing in the Ranji Trophy for the Bengal cricket team and took seven wickets in his first match. All the fans are very happy with his performance.
Fans were hoping that the BCCI would give him a chance in Team India for the Border Gavaskar Trophy. But now the news is coming that the BCCI is not going to give him a chance. If reports are to be believed, the BCCI wants him to play the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy first.
Shami will have to play Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
According to the information received in the media report, BCCI does not want to rush into anything regarding Mohammad Shami. According to the report, BCCI wants Shami to play domestic cricket for some more time and then return to Team India. In such a situation, first of all he will have to play Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, which is going to start from November 23.
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy will start from 23rd November
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2024 is going to start on 23 November. While its final match will be played on 15 December. Hyderabad will face Meghalaya in the first match of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2024. A total of 135 matches will be played this season.
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