India pacer Mohammed Shami was in excellent bowling form during South Africa’s first innings in the ongoing first Test at Centurion. Bowler’s personal milestone reached 200 test wickets And also took five wickets. He then took another wicket during South Africa’s second innings on the fourth day. speaking about yourself Youtube channelFormer cricketer Aakash Chopra joined the long line of fans and experts praising Shami and calling his wrist condition the best in the world. “Isn’t Mohammed Shami’s wrist position the best in the world? I think it is”, he said.
“I’ve seen a lot of players. Regarding the position of the wrist, what I’m trying to say is, the seam won’t move. I mean, what a bowler!”
Chopra also said that despite not playing any cricket after the T20 World Cup, Shami is perfect with his balls.
“About the South African bowlers, we are talking that they are a bit cold because they haven’t played cricket for a long time and they are not getting the line or length. Even Shami was there for the T20 World Cup. Haven’t played since. Last Test match against England, he played. Whenever he bowls, he saves at the spot where the batsmen think they should play it or skip it. He asks them so many questions. that he takes a lot of wickets”, he said.
Chopra further praised the 31-year-old and drew a huge comparison with Dale Steyn and James Anderson.
“His wrists send such an amazing ball. We’ve seen everyone have a bad wrist at some point. Even the great Dale Steyn and even Jimmy Anderson,” he added.
But for Shami, I have never seen his wrist hurt.
“His backspin is gorgeous.”
“Mohammed Shami is one of the best at the moment”, he added.
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Shami took five wickets which included Aiden Markram (13), Keegan Pietersen (15), Temba Bavuma (52), Wynn Mulder (12) and Kagiso Rabada (25). Meanwhile, he dismissed Aiden Markram (1) on the fourth day during the second innings.
The hosts finished the fourth day at 94 for four and needed 211 runs on the final day, with Dean Elgar (52) ready to resume batting.
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