Indian pacemaker Mohamed Shami Speed ​​up the pace ahead of the highly anticipated test series UK. Seeing the right-arm bowler practicing in the net, his signature approach, impeccable seam position and smooth movement are fully demonstrated.

Shami uploaded footage of him playing bowling on Twitter. The one-minute video includes three deliveries. He titled the video “Exercise Class#mdshami11”.

The length of the first delivery is usually good, and the batter can only splice it to the left. Shami continues to push the length for the next delivery. The uncomfortable stride and full length make the batter almost block it to the side of the leg. At the end of the video, Shami bowled on the stump, and the batter easily negotiated with the stump.

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Mohammad Shami was absent for a while due to an injury in the Adelaide Test against Australia earlier this year. As a result, the 30-year-old was forced to miss the entire home series against England.

Shami, Jasprit Bumrah and Ishant Sharma’s three-pronged Indian speed offense against New Zealand in the World Trade Center final was slightly inferior to their opponents. The conditions in England are more suitable for real swing bowlers, which can be said to be not the strength of the Indian trio.

When India beat the New Zealander in the first game, Mohamed Shami was the pitcher’s choice. The pacemaker recorded the numbers 4-76, and cleared the lower-middle sequence.

Despite being in the category of seam bowlers, Shami and his colleagues have been able to cause problems for batters on the flexible surfaces provided by Australia, South Africa and the West Indies. The bowlers must now adapt to the situation in England to avoid repeating their loss to the New Zealanders.

In India’s three-day warm-up match against District 10, Mohamed Shami did not participate in a bowling game. However, he is expected to play an important role in the test series, and Mohammad Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah are expected to fight alongside him in the first test.

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