‘May Cricket Chor Doonga’ – The former Bowling coach of India reveals when Mohammed Shami wanted to retire – Watch | Cricket news
The former Bowling coach of India, Bharat Arun, made a surprising revelation about Mohammed Shami, who in 2018 wanted to leave cricket after failing the fitness test and crossed an approximate phase of his personal life.“When Shami was going through a trauma and a crisis in his personal life, delighted (Shastri) told him about it and said to him:` “ Any support you need, do not hesitate to ask ”, said the former Bowling coach of India, Bharat Arun, in the conversation with K. Shriniwas Rao, Head of Content (Sport), Times Internet, in the latest episode.“And in 2018, just before the tour of England, we had a match against Afghanistan (test match in Bengaluru). Shami failed the fitness test and was abandoned from the team.“He was very discouraged. He was also at the top of his personal problems. So he came to my room and said: ‘Paaji, May Cricket Chor Doonga“(I’m going to leave cricket).“So I asked him,” What are you going to do after stopping the cricket? All you are and everything you have accomplished is because of the cricket. “He said he was angry. I took him to delighted.“Ravi said,” If you are angry and you have the ball in your hand, show your anger with the ball. Do you want to leave cricket because your body is not in good shape? “”
“We sent him to the NCA and the only instruction was to work on him physically, no bowling alley. Three weeks after sending him to the NCA, he called me and said to me: ‘Paaji, May toh abhi ghode ki tarah bhaag raha hoon“(I run like a horse).“This is how Mohammed Shami regained his confidence and he played these five test games in England. In the fifth test game, after tea time on the last day, he returned a spell at 140 km / h – it was his level of fitness. It was incredible.”
