Mohammed Shami has resumed “low-intensity” bowling at the National Cricket Academy as his fractured wrist has healed considerably, which is expected to make him available for selection for the final two Tests of the series against England. Can.
India’s senior fast bowler Mohammed Shami has resumed “low intensity” bowling at the National Cricket Academy as his fractured wrist has healed considerably, leading him to expect the final two Test matches of the series against England May be available for selection. Shami was injured on a short ball from Pat Cummins during India’s second innings in Adelaide on 19 December. He had to retire after sustaining a fracture of his right hand hair as Cummins failed to defend a short ball.
He was later ruled out of the Test series against Australia and had to return home for a comprehensive rehabilitation program.
On Friday, Shami had tweeted a video of him bowling with Navdeep Saini at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru, with a muscle injury during the first innings of the final Test in Brisbane.
“Shami’s front is just fine. They will have some low-intensity cleanse sessions for the next few days. They have been advised to make about 18 deliveries a day in 50 to 60 percent effort,” things told PTI. A source told about. On conditions of anonymity.
The source said, “Since it has been out for more than one and a half months, how will the workload be created?” ”
He is bowling from a low run-up, working to regain some. Till next week, the training will be of moderate intensity and the final call can be taken when he is available for selection for the final two Tests in Ahmedabad.
“The pink ball test is still (two and a half weeks) away (24 February). There is a very good chance that Shami will be fit and available for selection.
“He has started bowling, which means his front is fine. He has no one else yet. A clear picture will be revealed by the end of next week,” the source said.
The team’s name for the final two Tests will begin on February 13 during the second Test match in Chennai.
