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Indian cricket fans are anxiously anticipating the return of pacer Mohammed Shami, who has been out due to a knee injury.
Shami received surgery for his injury following a great performance in the ODI World Cup 2023 and has been rehabilitating ever since.
The famous pacer was anticipated to return to national action for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia in November this year, but a recent development has his fans concerned.
According to the Times of India, Shami has developed a swollen knee, which will take another six to eight weeks to repair.
His participation in the five-match Test series against Australia is currently doubtful.
However, this knee problem has flared up recently. The BCCI’s medical team is analyzing the injuries, but it may take some time,” a BCCI source told TOI.
“It’s a shock for the NCA medical staff. They’ve been working on him for more than a year. They have one of the most effective workload management systems in place. The medical staff is trying their
Shami indicated earlier in September that he is working hard to be back on the pitch for Team India as soon as possible.
“Koshish jaldi hi kar raha hoon kyun ke main janta hoon kaafi time hai team se bahar rehte hue.” However, I want to make sure there is no discomfort when I return.
I don’t want to rush and risk injury again, whether it’s against Bangladesh, New Zealand, or Australia. I’ve already started bowling, but I won’t take any chances until I’m completely fit,” he explained.
