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Mohammed Shami was last seen in action at the India-Australia ODI World Cup final held in Ahmedabad in November last year.

Shami has been recovering since the 2023 ODI World Cup final due to an ankle issue, for which he underwent surgery earlier this year.

Mohammed Shami was last seen in action at the India-Australia ODI World Cup final held in Ahmedabad in November last year.

Warrier, the 32-year-old has played five IPL matches since 2019, grabbing two wickets at an economy of 7.88.

Mohammed Shami is 'recovering well', but will miss IND v ENG fifth Test, IPL 2024 and most likely the T20 World Cup in June as well, following surgery on his left foot in London.

Shami was included in the Test squad subject to his fitness but he was not cleared by the board’s medical team for the series. Pace-bowling all-rounder Deepak Chahar was also withdrawn from the ODI squad.

Mohammed Shami said that PM Modi spoke to every member of the team and urged the team to move on from the 2023 ODI World Cup final defeat.

After sitting out of the first four games, Shami shone bright when given the opportunity, claiming 24 wickets at an average of just 5.26.

According to Shami, the car went downhill and a serious accident was about to take place. However, the cricketer with a bunch of other people saved the man and took him safely out of the car.

Mohammed Shami said that he was unhappy to see that Mitchell Marsh had kept his feet on the World Cup trophy during Australia's celebrations after the win on Sunday.

Mohammad Shami thanked all Indians for their unwavering support throughout the tournament in a tweet and shared picture of PM Modi giving him a hug.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reportedly be the guest of honor for the ICC World Cup 2023 final on November 19 in Ahmedabad.

'Mumbai Police, hope you do not book Mohammed Shami for tonight's assault,' Delhi Police posted on X. Responding to it, the Mumbai Police wrote...

ICC World Cup 2023: Shami’s figures are not only his best in ODIs but also India’s best in ODIs, moving ahead of Stuart Binny’s six wickets for four runs against Bangladesh in 2014.

Shami's 7 for 57 was the best figures by an Indian bowler in the marquee event, and the 33-year-old also completed 50 wickets in the tournament from just 17 games.

Kohli's 117 and a blistering 105 from Shreyas Iyer helped India post 397 for four wickets after they won the toss at the Wankhede Stadium, where the hosts had lifted their second and last 50-over World Cup trophy in 2011.

Between them, Sri Lanka's Dilshan Madushanka and India's Mohammed Shami pushed the number of five-fors to five in 2023, and to 69 in all World Cups.

At 45 World Cup wickets, Shami will be keen to catch up with Trent Boult and Chaminda Vaas' total of 49 World Cup wickets when India meets South Africa at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Sunday.

After India scored a commanding 357-8, Shami ripped through Sri Lanka’s line-up and finished with figures of 5-18 while pace colleague Mohammed Siraj grabbed 3-16 to bundle out the island nation for 55 – their lowest total in a 50-overs World Cup.

ICC ODI World Cup Ind vs NZ: In Dharamsala on Sunday, Mohammed Shami's first ball, an in-cutter, hit Kiwi opener Will Young’s bat hard near the splice and went on to rattle the stumps. Shami's five-wicket haul in the end was the third of his ODI career so far.