Mohammed Shami / This player of the Indian team said, 'I will wake up in the morning and tweet retirement'?

Mohammed Shami: The Indian team is currently playing a Test series against England, but fast bowler Mohammed Shami is not taking part in it. Mohammed Shami, who was injured after the World Cup, is still recovering, but in the meantime he has said something surprising about his retirement. Shami says that one day I will wake up in the morning and announce my retirement.

Actually, Mohammed Shami talked on many issues in an event. During this time, there was also talk of retirement from him, because Shami is now 33 years old. On retirement, Mohammed Shami said that the day I get bored of cricket, I will leave cricket. Because I don't want to take the load of anything.

‘I will wake up in the morning and tweet my retirement’

Mohammed Shami said that there is no one in my family who can explain to me about career or other things. Shami said that the day I woke up in the morning I felt that I have to go to the ground. I will tweet the same day that brother, I am retiring. This statement of Shami is also becoming quite viral on social media.

Let us tell you that Mohammed Shami is 33 years old, he has been away from cricket since the World Cup. Mohammed Shami has taken 229 wickets in 64 matches for India so far, and also has 195 wickets in his name in 101 ODIs. Mohammed Shami has also taken 24 wickets in 23 T-20 matches for India. In the ongoing series against England, Team India is missing Mohammed Shami the most.

In the recently concluded ODI World Cup, Mohammed Shami emerged as the biggest winner for Team India. Mohammed Shami did not play in the first few matches, but in the last matches he created havoc and single-handedly changed the entire game. Mohammed Shami took 24 wickets in the World Cup.