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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)From World Cup Hero To Test Retirement: Mohammed Shami's Painful Final Chapter
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Mohammed Shami announced his retirement from Test cricket on November 6, the same date he made his Test debut in 2013, via a late‑night social media post. India’s bowling coach Morne Morkel praised Shami’s influence on the field and said the fast bowler helped him settle into the Indian dressing room, understand the team’s philosophy and “Indian language.” Former head coach Ravi Shastri expressed disappointment that Shami did not receive another Test chance before retiring, noting a difference between gym work and match play. Earlier coverage hinted that Shami would continue to play other formats.
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Bowling coach Morne Morkel credited Mohammed Shami for helping him settle into the Indian dressing room as the fast bowler announced his retirement from Test cricket.
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Shami represented India in 64 Test matches, claiming 229 wickets in 122 innings at an average of 27.71 and an economy rate of 3.30
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Indian fast bowler Mohammad Shami announced his retirement from Test cricket on Friday, bringing an end to a significant chapter in his international cricket career. The seasoned pacer shared the decision in an emotional social media post, reflecting on his journey in the longest format and thanking…
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Mohammed Shami had made his Test debut on November 6, 2013, meaning he announced his retirement from the format on the same date as his first appearance in whites.
