IND vs NZ / Mohammed Shami Has Such A Special Class, Only Australian Mitchell Starc Is Better Than Him In Unique Case

New Delhi: Whatever may be the result of the second ODI (Ind vs nz 2nd odi) against New Zealand in Raipur, but Team India got a big positive in the first innings itself, which was lost for the last few matches. And this good news was related to Mohammed Shami, who took three wickets and showed that even if the pitch is a bit too much for the pacers, he is capable of giving water to the batsmen even in his old age. Shami bowled Kiwi opener Finn Allen in the very first over, then it was not known when New Zealand fell for 15 runs on five wickets. Shami took three wickets in an ODI for the first time since his three wicket haul against England at The Oval in July last year.

Out of the first five wickets that fell in New Zealand, three wickets were in the name of Shami. And with these three wickets, that thing came out in the name of Mohammed Shami, which apart from him, only Kangaroo lefty pacer Mitchell Starc has been able to do this in ODI history. And this aspect is enough to tell that how is Shami's ability to take wickets in ODIs. And we are not saying this, the figures are clearly gossiping.

Tell that when it comes to taking wickets in ODIs. And if the basis of taking at least 100 wickets is made about this, then Shami has taken a wicket in ODIs after every 28 balls. Only Mitchell Starc has a better strike-rate than Shami, who has taken a wicket after every twenty-six balls in ODIs.