Latest News :- Indian cricket team's fast bowler Mohammed Shami suffered an ankle injury during the 50-over World Cup series held in November last year. For this he underwent surgery and after this he did not participate in any cricket match. Indian team captain Rohit Sharma said that Mohammed Shami's leg started swelling a few days ago.

So will Shami play on the Australian tour at the end of next month? Doubts persist. In such a situation, after the end of the first test match against the New Zealand team in Bengaluru yesterday, Mohammed Shami practiced bowling for about an hour. Indian team's assistant coach Abhishek Nair and bowling coach Morne Morkel noticed this. After this, fielding training was also given to Mohammed Shami.

Mohammed Shami, who attended a private event, said about his physical condition, I am happy with the way I bowled during training. Earlier I used to throw the ball by running from half the distance so as not to take too much load. But the day before yesterday I bowled 100 percent full swing.

The result was good. Now 100% pain relief. Will I join the Australian tour? This is what everyone was thinking for a long time. But for me it still has some time left. The only thing on my mind is to make sure I am fit and as strong as possible for the Australian series. I would like to play 2 matches in the Ranji Trophy cricket series before the Australian tour so that I can spend more time on the field. Mohammed Shami said.