“My performance at the World Cup was too much for some Pakistani players to handle.” said India pacer Mohammed Shami’s vicious on criticism on Sudhar Jao. India may not have performed well in the World Cup 2023 final match against Australia, but they have shown some excellent performances. Most Indian participants had an excellent tournament experience. The presence of six Indians in the ICC World Cup 2023 XI was the clearest evidence of that.
That represents over 50% from a single team. With the bat, Virat Kohli was exceptional; he scored more runs than any other player in World Cup history. With his 763 runs in 11 innings, he was rightfully named the Player of the Tournament. There was another cricketer from India who deserved that prize just as much. Mohammed Shami is that person.
The only cricketer from India to notice that was Shami. He ridiculed the conspiracy claim in an Instagram story. After the World Cup ended, Shami was questioned about the incident once more, and this time, the Indian pacer did not hesitate to answer. In a podcast with PUMA, he stated, “I know I can be bitter while speaking the truth, but if I don’t open my mouth after all this then it won’t be right.”
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Shami also stated that although some former cricket players had stated as much, the renowned Wasim Akram had outlined the procedure for choosing balls in international cricket.
“Wasim Akram had described the selection process for the ball. How come you say all of this even if the fourth umpire gives the fielding team a box? If you haven’t played the game at all, that makes sense. However, he added, “I don’t think people would do anything other than laugh when an ex-player says all these things.”
It was too much for several Pakistani players to take. They believe they are superior. The best performer is the one who appears at the proper moment. You are intentionally stirring up trouble. You claim that we receive different balls from other companies and other things. Take this as a lesson),” Shami continued.
