Shami offers Dhoni hope for the future
Despite a heavy defeat, India had Mohammed Shami at his yorker-firing best at the death at Headingley, pointing the way for the rest of the Indian attack
It was yadav who was boasting about his toe crushers and he was spraying it around,especially in the power plays where he kept bowling "hit-me" deliveries.Even stokes slammed him for a huge one in the penultimate over.
Shami has learned a lot since he has come into this Indian side. Raina seems to have improved his batting as well. The squad looks good for the World Cup in my opinion.
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Shami has learned a lot since he has come into this Indian side. Raina seems to have improved his batting as well. The squad looks good for the World Cup in my opinion.
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Exactly.He seems to be in a learning curve now and all the players in the side seem to accredit Shastri for his inputs.He has been phenomenal despite this being his first series as director.
This also paves way for a question if Fletcher is really required as a coach..??
