Indian pacer Mohamed Shami takes goes back from taking responsibilities given to him. The 30-year old after picking up 4 wickets against New Zealand in the final of the World Test Championship at the Ageas Bowl.
“It’s difficult if you come after injury and you are given responsibility in such conditions. The doubt obviously comes to my mind but I overcame it on the field because of the positive mindset,” Shami told India’s fielding coach, R Sridhar, in a video posted by BCCI.
“Bowlers picked a good line and length from the morning. As a unit we worked perfectly, even the spinners bowled at a good length. In the end, the accuracy to bowl at the same place is good for ourselves as bowlers and for our team,” he pointed.
Talking about the special connection with the venue as he picked up a hat-trick against Afghanistan and became the second bowler to do so, Shami humbly replied, “I just try to execute my responsibility nothing much.”
Mohammed Shami also took to Twitter and wrote: “Southampton has brought happy memories for me both in a white and red ball. The 2019 World Cup hat-trick remains a favorite but delighted to deliver for #TeamIndia on Day 5 when we needed it the most. The bowling group put in a lot of efforts. #WTC21 #mshami11.”
