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Mohammed Shami: India's veteran and star fast bowler, Mohammad Shami, is not ready to give up despite being consistently ignored by the selectors. Shami, who plays for Bengal in domestic cricket, made it clear in a press conference that every player has a goal and his hope of representing the country is still alive. He also made a clear statement about his form and fitness.

I am still playing well – Mohammad Shami

Regarding the selection committee's indifference and his exclusion from the upcoming tours, By Mohammed Shami Confidently said, 'Sir, we are still playing well and on Peak. There is no point in lying. We are playing well as we are.' He added that he is still bowling his best and his focus is not on who gets picked or not, but on what is in his control.

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The last final was played in March 2025

Mohammad Shami played his last international match for India in March 2025. He has been out of the team since then, but given concerns about Indian fast bowling in the white-ball format, the demand for his comeback has intensified. Meanwhile, his contemporary, 36-year-old fast bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar, has returned to the Indian team after nearly four years. Welcoming Bhuvneshwar's comeback, Shami said that given his current excellent form, this comeback should have happened much earlier.

What did Shami say about his comeback?

Shami said he was not disappointed about being left out of the all-format squad for the tour of New Zealand. He said, 'There should always be hope. In any business or sport you should have a goal. We are playing Ranji Trophy today and our aim is to win the title. My goal is very clear: to play as much cricket as possible. I also played all the matches of the last domestic season.'

This team has given me recognition

Mohammad Shami also recalled his contribution to the Bengal cricket team in his career and said that as long as he continues to play, he will continue to contribute 100% to the team. He got emotional and said, 'This team has given me my identity. What I am today is because of this team. And when I say goodbye to my career, I will end it with this team.' Meanwhile, fans are waiting to see when Mohammad Shami will get a place in the team.

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