Perth: India speedster Mohammed Shami has apparently recovered from his knee injury and is available for selection in team's next group league match against West Indies on March 6.
Shami was rested in the UAE match as a precautionary measure but the Bengal pacer took part in the training activity at the Murdoch University Oval Sports Complex ground, on Tuesday.
He took part in fielding drills and also bowled a bit. In case Shami is picked in the playing XI, Bhuvneshwar Kumar might again be sidelined after having made a comeback against the minnows in the last game, where he got a wicket and bowled at a decent early 130 kmph pace.
"Shami is fit and available for selection," team's media manager RN Baba told PTI.
While there is no update on Bhuvneshwar Kumar, the pacer was seen having his ankle heavily strapped as he walked barefoot into the dressing room.
It may be a case of the ankle being taped to protect it from aggravating after having bowled full tilt in the last game. The WACA is a hard ground and a pace bowler's ankle takes more pounding on delivery landing compared to some of the other grounds.
So it's not clear that whether Bhuvneshwar has again done some damage to his ankles or not.
