In the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 played in India last year, Team India's fast bowler Mohammed Shami left an impression on the hearts of the fans with his lethal performance. He broke down like a nightmare on the opposition team and was the highest wicket-taker in the tournament. But due to injury, Mohammed Shami could not be a part of the T20 World Cup being played at the moment. At the same time, now a big update has come out regarding his (Mohammed Shami) retirement. Let us know what is the whole matter…

Big update on Mohammed Shami's retirement

• Indian player Mohammed Shami's name is included in the list of the world's most powerful bowlers.
  He has earned a lot of fame by bowling lethally.
• Mohammed Shami was successful in performing brilliantly in the ODI World Cup 2023, in which he took the most wickets. On the basis of this performance, he proved his usefulness.
• But he got seriously injured during the World Cup 2023, after which he had to undergo a hamstring surgery and could not be a part of the T20 World Cup 2024. Meanwhile, now a big news has come out about him.

Will you never be seen in the blue jersey again?

• Actually, according to some media reports, Mohammed Shami may announce his retirement from ODI cricket and T20 International.
• It is being said that he can take this decision keeping his fitness in mind.
  Mohammed Shami has often struggled with injuries, due to which he has had to stay out of matches.
• This is the reason why he could not even be a part of the T20 World Cup 2024. Mohammed Shami would like to focus on his Test career after saying goodbye to limited overs cricket.

Such has been the career of Mohammed Shami

• It is worth noting that Mohammed Shami can take this step to give a chance to young players.
  However, these are only possible reasons. Because he has not officially announced his retirement.
• In February this year, Mohammed Shami had said that his retirement would depend on how much he is enjoying the game and how his body is performing.
• He took 229 wickets in 64 test matches. He has 195 wickets in his name in 101 ODIs. He has taken 24 wickets while playing 23 T20 matches.