India's experienced pacer Mohammed Shami has been the team's best bowler in the World Cup 2023 with 16 wickets in four innings. Shami's heroics have also boosted India to the semifinal berth with eight wins in eight matches so far.

Mohammed Shami is India's leading wicket-taker in ODI World Cup history as he surpassed Zaheer Khan and Javagal Srinath in the clash against Sri Lanka. He is in line to break multiple records in World Cup history in the next matches for the Men in Blue.

IND vs SL: Mohammed Shami helped India maul Sri Lanka in a lop-sided affair at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. India defeated the Lankan Lions by a record margin of 302 runs and have entered the semifinals. The Men in Blue have seven wins and are unbeaten in the tournament.

Sri Lanka were humiliated in a performance for the ages by Indian speedsters at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. India tamed the Lankan Lions by record margin of 302 runs to register their second biggest win ever in ODI Cricket history.

India pacer Mohammed Shami has been bowling like a dream in this World Cup. After coming into the playing XI after four matches, Shami has bamboozled the opposition batters at will. Thanks to Hardik Pandya's injury, India had to include Shami in the XI and the man has not looked back since then.

Mohammed Shami's extraordinary form with the ball has not only made him undroppable but has also created a selection headache for the team management, especially when Hardik Pandya returns in the ongoing World Cup. Meanwhile, former Australian all-rounder has made a big claim regarding selection.

Team India has won six consecutive matches in the ongoing World Cup with their latest victory coming against England by 100 runs. They are scheduled to face Sri Lanka in their next game on November 2 (Thursday) at the Wankhede stadium and Mohammed Shami will be eyeing history.

Pakistan seemed to have found themselves in their comfort zone bowling first against a weak opposition in Bangladesh as Shaheen Afridi gave the Men in Green a terrific start in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 match in Kolkata on Tuesday, October 31.

Mohammed Shami created an impact on his return to the playing XI as the veteran fast bowler claimed a five-wicket haul against the Tom Latham-led New Zealand at the HPCA Stadium in Dharmasala. Shami is India's only player to take two five-wicket hauls in ODI World Cup history.

Mohammed Shami replaced Shardul Thakur in India's squad for the World Cup 2023 match against New Zealand and made an instant impact with five wickets to restrict the opponent to just 273 runs at Dharamsala's HPCS Stadium.

India and New Zealand are tied on eight points after their respective four games in the ongoing World Cup but the Kiwis are on top of the points table courtesy of a better net run rate. The team that goes on to win the ongoing contest will occupy the top position on the ladder.

Team India is bowling first for the fifth match in a row in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup as skipper Rohit Sharma won the toss and chose to bowl first against New Zealand in Dharamsala on Sunday, October 22. Apart from the toss decision, India also made a couple of big changes in the side.

Mohammed Shami, and Shubman Gill were top performers for India as they recorded an easy five-wicket win against India in the first ODI match in Mohali on Friday.

Team India achieved their first win in the 21st century in Mohali in ODIs against Australia as a collective effort from the bowlers and the batters in the first of the three games on Friday, September 22. Openers and then fifties from KL Rahul and Suryakumar Yadav helped India chase down 277 runs.

Mohammed Shami was on fire not just with the ball but with the mic in hand too as he hilariously trolled commentator Harsha Bhogle with a cheeky response when asked about heat in Mohali during the first ODI against Australia.

Mohammed Shami was in complete control of his line and length in the first ODI versus Australia as he bagged a five-wicket haul to help India restrict Australia to just 276 runs in their 50-overs.

Star India speedster Mohammed Shami has received bail from the Alipore court in a case of domestic violence involving his estranged wife Haseen Jahan. The pacer is a part of India's upcoming ODI series against Australia to be played at home across Mohali, Indore and Rajkot.

"Now, we have four quality bowlers, and it is always great to have those options and the problem of plenty is always good," Mhambrey said.

With Mohammed Shami rested and Jasprit Bumrah not fit yet, India's most senior bowler on the tour is Mohammed Siraj with 52 wickets to his name.

Team India will begin their new World Test Championship (WTC) cycle with the two-match series against West Indies. The series is set to commence from July 12 and India squad announcement is expected to happen soon.