India's star pacer Mohammed Shami is not fully fit for the remaining two Tests of Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia, owing to minor swelling on his left knee, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed on Monday. Following an evaluation by the BCCI medical team, it has been established that additional time is necessary to manage the controlled bowling workload on his knee. As a result, he has been declared unfit for selection in the final two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Read more on TOI
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or World Cup In a disappointing turn of events, Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami has been ruled out of the 2024 World Cup due to a fitness issue. Shami, who has been a key player for the Indian cricket team in recent years, was expected to play a crucial role in India's campaign in the upcoming tournament. Shami's absence will be a big blow to the Indian team, as he has been one of their most consistent performers in the fast bowling department. His ability to swing the ball both ways and pick up wickets at crucial junctures has been invaluable to the team in the past. It is unclear at this point what exactly the nature of Shami's fitness issue is, but it is clear that he will not be able to recover in time to participate in the World Cup. This news will be a major setback for the Indian team, as they will now have to find a replacement for Shami and adjust their bowling attack accordingly. Despite this setback, the Indian team still has a strong lineup of fast bowlers to choose from, including the likes of Jasprit Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, and Ishant Sharma. However, Shami's absence will definitely be felt, and the team will have to work hard to fill the void left by him. In the meantime, we wish Mohammed Shami a speedy recovery and hope to see him back on the field soon. His presence will be missed in the World Cup, but we are confident that the Indian team will be able to put up a strong performance even without him. Let's rally behind the team and support them as they aim to bring home the World Cup trophy in 2024.