Indian pacer Mohammed Shami was on fireplace within the first ODI in opposition to Australia in Mohali as he registered his greatest figures with the ball within the 50-over format taking 5/51 on Friday, September 22. Nevertheless, not simply the ball, with the mic in hand too, Shami was having an excellent night as not only one however he got here up with cheeky responses to commentator Harsha Bhogle’s questions a few occasions.
Shami, who started his wicket-taking procession within the very first over by dismissing Mitchell Marsh, went on to do away with the likes of Steve Smith, Marcus Stoinis, Matt Brief and Sean Abbott. Shami’s five-wicket haul was on the centre of India’s bowling effort, which regardless of sloppy fielding, managed to bowl out Australia for 276.
Following the bowling innings, Shami got here for an interview with commentators Harsha Bhogle and Sanjay Manjrekar on air. Shami was first congratulated by Bhogle for his spell earlier than he referred to Mohammed Siraj’s 6/21 within the Asia Cup last saying that he adopted it up that efficiency with an equally good five-wicket haul.
Shami was in some temper as he began his response with, “Bahot khushi ki baat hai aaplog ke liye to, aapko bolne milta hai (It’s an excellent factor as a result of it provides you guys a chance to speak about it).” After which, Shami talked about his camaraderie with Mohammed Siraj and stated that each performing when the opposite one sits out is the results of that.
After which, Bhogle requested the pacer about warmth in Mohali and if he began feeling the identical after bowling three overs. “Haan, shayad, aap log to AC me they, hum log bahar the, garmi to tha hello (Sure, possibly, you guys have been within the AC, we have been exterior, it was sizzling [chuckles]),” he stated.
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This was Shami’s greatest figures in ODIs as he surpassed his earlier better of 5/69.
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