"Main Screenshot Bhej Dunga" - Mohammad Shami's Scathing Message to Doubters and Critics After Omission From Squad for NZ vs IND 2026 Tests
- On Tuesday, 36-year-old pacer Mohammed Shami addressed questions regarding his absence from Bengal's Ranji Trophy match against Services in Delhi, confirming he remains fit and hopeful for an India comeback.
- Shami has been excluded from India's plans since the ICC Champions Trophy triumph in Dubai in March 2025, despite continuing to prove his worth in domestic cricket.
- Explaining his decision to sit out the match, Shami noted the Palam Air Force Ground pitch favored spinners; Bengal won by 60 runs with spinners claiming 19 of the 20 wickets.
- Dismissing concerns regarding his New Zealand tour snub, Shami stated he remains focused on domestic cricket and IPL preparation to maintain his rhythm and readiness.
- Shami continues to harbor ambitions of representing India at the 2027 ODI World Cup while emphasizing his commitment to domestic cricket rather than speculating on long-term chances.
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"Main screenshot bhej dunga" - Mohammad Shami's scathing message to doubters and critics after omission from squad for NZ vs IND 2026 Tests
Veteran Indian pacer Mohammad Shami's fitness came under the scanner due to the length of his spells in Bengal's Ranji Trophy 2026-27 opener against Delhi. He bowled 35.
'I Am Still At My Peak': Mohammed Shami Remains Hopeful Of 2027 ODI World Cup Spot
Mohammed Shami targets an India comeback for the 2027 ODI World Cup, backs his fitness, dismisses selection disappointment, and explains his focus on domestic cricket and match readiness
Shami not giving up hope of India recall despite not being selected for New Zealand tour
Shami did not feature in Bengal’s second-round fixture against Services in the ongoing edition of the Ranji Trophy, arguable due to the spin-friendly nature of the surface at Palam.
I am still at my peak. Why would I give up on India comeback hope? Mohammed Shami
Mohammed Shami questioned criticism of his short bowling spells in domestic cricket, insisted he was still at his peak and said he had not given up hope of playing for India again.
Mohammed Shami reflects on India ambition, says 'hope should always be there'
Mohammed Shami remains hopeful of returning to India’s setup but says he will focus on domestic cricket, fitness and improving his skills rather than speculate about the 2027 ODI World Cup. The pacer clarified he is doing fine after missing Bengal’s Ranji Trophy clash against Services.
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