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Shami Vows to Return to India Team Despite Ongoing Woes

Veteran fast bowler Mohammed Shami remains hopeful of rejoining the Indian national cricket team despite being left out for the New Zealand tour.

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Shami Vows to Return to India Team Despite Ongoing Woes
Mohammed Shami during a training session, showing his commitment to the sport.

Key Takeaways

  • Mohammed Shami remains hopeful of rejoining the Indian national cricket team.
  • The 36-year-old fast bowler was left out of the squad for the New Zealand tour.
  • Shami believes in maintaining goals and fitness despite career challenges.

Mohammed Shami, a veteran fast bowler with 462 international wickets to his name, has reaffirmed his determination to return to the Indian national cricket team. Despite being left out for the upcoming multi-format tour of New Zealand, Shami remains undeterred.

Shami, who last played for India in March 2025 during the Champions Trophy, expressed his commitment to the sport and his aspirations. 'In any profession, you shouldn’t leave hope. You should always have a goal,' he stated, emphasizing his resolve to continue playing at the highest level.

The 36-year-old, whose career has been marred by leg issues, was recently dropped by Bengal for their Ranji Trophy match against Services. However, he attributed this decision to the pitch being more suitable for spin bowlers and not his fitness level. 'I am still at my peak,' Shami declared, adding that his fitness was not an issue and that he had trained recently.

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Shami’s recent performance in the 2023 ODI World Cup, where he was the leading wicket-taker, has not diminished his hopes of a return. 'I don’t think that far ahead. You never know what will happen in life,' he said, expressing a pragmatic approach to his future in the sport.

India’s upcoming schedule includes a five-match T20 series against New Zealand, followed by five ODIs and a two-test series. Shami’s absence from these matches has raised questions about his future in the national team. However, he remains optimistic about his chances. 'You don’t know who will score runs or take wickets,' he added, highlighting the unpredictability of cricket.

Shami’s continued presence in the Ranji Trophy and his commitment to fitness and training suggest that he is not ready to give up on his dreams. 'You all can see it for yourselves, I trained today and yesterday as well,' he said, reaffirming his dedication to the sport.

Despite the challenges, Shami’s determination to continue playing and his belief in his abilities are evident. His story serves as an inspiration to many, showcasing the resilience and perseverance required in professional sports.

In any profession, you shouldn’t leave hope. You should always have a goal.

Mohammed Shami, Veteran fast bowler

I am still at my peak.

Mohammed Shami, Veteran fast bowler

You all can see it for yourselves, I trained today and yesterday as well.

Mohammed Shami, Veteran fast bowler