Mohammed Shami is an Indian national cricket player who represents Team India in the Test format. He hails from a remote village in Uttar Pradesh and moved to Kolkata after his talent was observed by various pundits of the game. Shami has represented Kolkata in the Ranji Trophy level and his outstanding performances with the ball earned him his maiden call from the BCCI to sport the Indian jersey. Shami hails from Jonagar Bengal and was born on 9 March 1990. He has been a Team India representative since 2013 in the ODI format and has excelled with the red ball in the longest format of the game.
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Mohammed Shami said his wife Hasin Jahan needs to prove her allegations and added he will also take appropriate legal action against her.
Mohammed Shami's wife Hasin Jahan went to the Kolkata Police Headquarters at Lalbazar to register her complaint.
Married to Mohammed Shami since 2014, Hasin Jahan has alleged that the bowler is having several extra-marital affairs.
After serious allegations from his wife Hasin Jahan, fast bowler Mohammed Shami has lost out on the newly-rolled out Annual Player Contracts released by BCCI on Wednesday.
Mohammed Shami's wife Hasin Jahan alleged that she has been "facing domestic violence" over the last two years.
Mohammed Shami wrote on Twitter that all these allegations were false and it is an attempt to malign his image and to ruin his game.
Mohammed Shami's wife Hasin Jahan alleged that she has been "facing domestic violence" over the last two years. She is also planning to take legal action.
Mohammed Shami supported Shastri's statement, saying such people just take out their "frustration" when the team suffers a defeat.
Mohammed Shami spoke in length about the unity of the Indian team and backed skipper Virat Kohli's on-field decisions.
Asked to elaborate on the technical aspects, Akram explained that Shami's erratic strides at times hinder his consistency level.
Nagarkoti and Mavi have been the pace spearhead of the U-19 team as they clocked over 145 kmph during the World Cup.
Shami ended with career-best figures of 5/28, while Jasprit Bumrah (2/57), Ishant Sharma (2/31) and Bhuvneshwar Kumar (1/39) shared the other five wickets.
De Villiers heaped praise on pacer Mohammed Shami, claiming that the Proteas could easily fit him in their highly-competitive pace attack.
Shami took 4/49 in South Africa's second innings as the hosts were bowled out for 258, setting India a target of 287 to win.
The Twitterati slammed the cricketer for a non-Islamic picture, saying he might get a notice (fatwa) soon.
The duo are part of the India Test squad for South Africa tour but the Board has allowed them to represent their state team for the upcoming Ranji semifinal.
India bowled 85.3 overs on the day and not for once was play stopped due to players complaining about pollution.
Having bowled 24 overs in the innings so far for two wickets, Shami is happy that it's a departure from the usual template of spinners getting to bowl maximum overs.
With rain playing spoilsport again, only 21 overs of play was possible on the second day.
The Indian skipper missed one of Mohammed Shami's deliveries that went out of the net and hit the forehead of a TV crew member.
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