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No Indian team had ever won a Test match in Centurion but Virat Kohli's men made history on Thursday as they beat South Africa by 113 runs in the 1st Test to go 1-0 up in the 3-match series.
Defending 304, India needed 6 wickets on the final day for victory and the visitors allowed the Proteas to score just 97 runs and bowled them out for 191. Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah took 3 wickets each while Ashwin and Siraj grabbed 2 each. 
The Indian team which started the year with a historic win at the Gabba, ended 2021 on a high and will go into the 2nd Test with an upper hand. 
Also read: IND vs SA Tests: Virat Kohli needs to pick better balls for playing drives feels Team India batting coach

IND vs SA Tests: India start Test series win a bang, beat South Africa by 113 runs

No Indian team had ever won a Test match in Centurion but Virat Kohli's men made history on Thursday as they beat South Africa by 113 runs in the 1st Test to go 1-0 up in the 3-match series

No Indian team had ever won a Test match in Centurion but Virat&nbsp;Kohli's men made history on Thursday as they beat South Africa by 113 runs in the 1st Test to go 1-0 up in the 3-match series.
Defending 304, India needed 6 wickets on the final day for victory and the visitors allowed the Proteas&nbsp;to score just 97 runs and bowled them out for 191. Mohammed&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;took 3 wickets each while Ashwin and Siraj grabbed 2 each.&nbsp;
The Indian team which started the year with a historic win at the Gabba, ended 2021 on a high and will go into the 2nd Test with an upper hand.&nbsp;

No Indian team had ever won a Test match in Centurion but Virat&nbsp;Kohli's men made history on Thursday as they beat South Africa by 113 runs in the 1st Test to go 1-0 up in the 3-match series

No Indian team had ever won a Test match in Centurion but Virat&nbsp;Kohli's men made history on Thursday as they beat South Africa by 113 runs in the 1st Test to go 1-0 up in the 3-match series.
Defending 304, India needed 6 wickets on the final day for victory and the visitors allowed the Proteas&nbsp;to score just 97 runs and bowled them out for 191. Mohammed&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;took 3 wickets each while Ashwin and Siraj grabbed 2 each.&nbsp;
The Indian team which started the year with a historic win at the Gabba, ended 2021 on a high and will go into the 2nd Test with an upper hand.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs SA Tests: Virat Kohli needs to pick better balls for playing drives feels Team India batting coach" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-tests-virat-kohli-needs-to-pick-better-balls-for-playing-drives-feels-team-india-batting-coach-1640859930839" target="_blank">IND vs SA Tests: Virat Kohli needs to pick better balls for playing drives feels Team India batting coach</a>

After becoming the 3rd-fastest Indian pacer to take 200 Test wickets, an emotional Mohammed Shami remembered the struggles his father went through during his journey.
In an interview with the BCCI after his 5-wicket-haul rocked South Africa in the Centurion Test, Shami dedicated his unique celebration to his late father, who passed away in 2017 because of a heart attack.
Shami said that if he has achieved something, it's best to give that man the credit who made him who he is today. 'Special credit goes to him as he backed me throughout, added Shami.
Also read: Ind vs SA 1st Test: Team India recent record of massive collapses decoded 

IND vs SA Tests: Md Shami dedicates 200th wicket celebration his late father, remembers his struggle

After becoming the 3rd-fastest Indian pacer to take 200 Test wickets, an emotional Mohammed Shami remembered the struggles his father went through during his journey

After becoming the 3rd-fastest Indian pacer to take 200 Test wickets, an emotional Mohammed Shami&nbsp;remembered the struggles his father went through during his journey.
In an interview with the BCCI&nbsp;after his 5-wicket-haul&nbsp;rocked South Africa in the Centurion Test, Shami&nbsp;dedicated his unique celebration to his late father, who&nbsp;passed away in 2017 because of a heart attack.
BITE: MOHAMMED SHAMI, Cricketer, India
That celebration was dedicated to my father who passes away in 2017. Special credit goes to him as he backed me throughout. So, if I have achieved something, it's best to give that man the credit who made me who I am today.&nbsp;

After becoming the 3rd-fastest Indian pacer to take 200 Test wickets, an emotional Mohammed Shami&nbsp;remembered the struggles his father went through during his journey

After becoming the 3rd-fastest Indian pacer to take 200 Test wickets, an emotional Mohammed Shami&nbsp;remembered the struggles his father went through during his journey.
In an interview with the BCCI&nbsp;after his 5-wicket-haul&nbsp;rocked South Africa in the Centurion Test, Shami&nbsp;dedicated his unique celebration to his late father, who&nbsp;passed away in 2017 because of a heart attack.
Shami&nbsp;said that&nbsp;if he has achieved something, it's best to give that man the credit who made him who he is today. 'Special credit goes to him as he backed me throughout, added Shami.
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CricBait | Mohammed Shami stood out with a 5-wicket-haul as pacers put India in command of the Centurion Test vs South Africa. Can Team India wrap up the Test on Day 4? Lav Vaid speaks to Gaurav Sethi and Yash Chawla

CricBait | Shami takes a fifer as pacers put India in command of the 1st Test

CricBait | Mohammed Shami stood out with a 5-wicket-haul as pacers put India in command of the Centurion Test vs South Africa. Can Team India wrap up the Test on Day 4? @lav_vaid speaks to @BoredCricket and @chawla_yash

CricBait&nbsp;| Mohammed Shami stood out with a 5-wicket-haul as pacers put India in command of the Centurion Test vs South Africa. Can Team India wrap up the Test on Day 4? Lav Vaid speaks to Gaurav Sethi and Yash Chawla

CricBait | Mohammed Shami stood out with a 5-wicket-haul as pacers put India in command of the Centurion Test vs South Africa. Can Team India wrap up the Test on Day 4?

Day 3 of the Centurion Test may not have started off as planned for India, but the visitors made sure they ended it on a high. India were 16/1 at stumps and led South Africa by 146 runs. 
Resuming at 272/3, India lost the remaining 7 wickets for just 49 runs and were bowled out for 327. Lungi Ngidi was the destroyer in chief and picked 6 wickets. In reply, Indian pacers ran through the South African batters and bowled them out for just 197, securing a healthy 130-run 1st innings lead. Mohammed Shami was lethal with the red cherry and picked up a 5-wicket-haul to become the 5th Indian pacer to enter the 200-wicket club in Tests.
India lost Mayank Agarwal for just 4 runs in the 2nd innings before the umpires called it stumps.
Also read: IND vs SA Centurion Test: Rishabh Pant breaks a massive MS Dhoni record

Centurion Test: India end Day 3 at 16/1, lead South Africa by 146 runs

Day 3 of the Centurion Test may not have started off as planned for India, but the visitors made sure they ended it on a high. India were 16/1 at stumps and led South Africa by 146 runs.

Day 3 of the Centurion Test may not have started off as planned for India, but the visitors made sure they ended it on a high. India were 16/1 at stumps and led South Africa by 146 runs.&nbsp;
Resuming at 272/3, India lost the remaining 7 wickets for just 49 runs and were bowled out for 327. Lungi&nbsp;Ngidi&nbsp;was the destroyer in chief and picked 6 wickets. In reply, Indian pacers ran through the South African batters and bowled them out for just 197, securing a healthy 130-run 1st innings lead. Mohammed&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;was lethal with the red cherry and picked up a 5-wicket-haul to become the 5th Indian pacer to enter the 200-wicket club in Tests.
India lost Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal for just 4 runs in the 2nd innings before the umpires called it stumps.

Day 3 of the Centurion Test may not have started off as planned for India, but the visitors made sure they ended it on a high. India were 16/1 at stumps and led South Africa by 146 runs.

Day 3 of the Centurion Test may not have started off as planned for India, but the visitors made sure they ended it on a high. India were 16/1 at stumps and led South Africa by 146 runs.&nbsp;
Resuming at 272/3, India lost the remaining 7 wickets for just 49 runs and were bowled out for 327. Lungi&nbsp;Ngidi&nbsp;was the destroyer in chief and picked 6 wickets. In reply, Indian pacers ran through the South African batters and bowled them out for just 197, securing a healthy 130-run 1st innings lead. Mohammed&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;was lethal with the red cherry and picked up a 5-wicket-haul to become the 5th Indian pacer to enter the 200-wicket club in Tests.
India lost Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal for just 4 runs in the 2nd innings before the umpires called it stumps.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs SA Centurion Test: Rishabh Pant breaks a massive MS Dhoni record" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-centurion-test-rishabh-pant-breaks-a-massive-ms-dhoni-record-1640705673082" target="_blank">IND vs SA Centurion Test: Rishabh Pant breaks a massive MS Dhoni record</a>

Rohit Sharm and Mohammed Shami returned to practice ahead of India's tour to South Africa, While Rohit trained with throwdown specialists, Shami bowled at the NCA

Watch! Rohit Sharma and Shami begin preparations for the South Africa tour

Rohit Sharm and Mohammed Shami returned to practice ahead of India's tour to South Africa, While Rohit trained with throwdown specialists, Shami bowled at the NCA.

India's tour of South Africa being postponed by a few days has given Indian cricketers an opportunity to sharpen their skills a bit more.
Newly-appointed&nbsp;Test vice-captain Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;began preparations for the tour by having a training session in Mumbai on Friday.&nbsp;The opening batter was seen working with throwdown specialists on a pitch that offered pace and bounce.
Meanwhile, Mohammed Shami also returned to the nets at the National Cricket Academy where was seen bowling&nbsp;to Kuldeep Yadav. Shami&nbsp;and Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;were rested from the recently-concluded Test series vs New Zealand. India's tour to South Africa begins with a 3-match Test series starting December 26.

Rohit Sharm and Mohammed Shami returned to practice ahead of India's tour to South Africa, While Rohit trained with throwdown specialists, Shami bowled at the NCA

India's tour of South Africa being postponed by a few days has given Indian cricketers an opportunity to sharpen their skills a bit more.
Newly-appointed&nbsp;Test vice-captain Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;began preparations for the tour by having a training session in Mumbai on Friday.&nbsp;The opening batter was seen working with throwdown specialists on a pitch that offered pace and bounce.
Meanwhile, Mohammed Shami also returned to the nets at the National Cricket Academy where was seen bowling&nbsp;to Kuldeep Yadav. Shami&nbsp;and Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;were rested from the recently-concluded Test series vs New Zealand. India's tour to South Africa begins with a 3-match Test series starting December 26.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Will Rohit Sharma end India's long-wait for an ICC title? " href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/will-rohit-sharma-end-india-s-long-wait-for-an-icc-title-1639045576712" target="_blank">Will Rohit Sharma end India's long-wait for an ICC title? </a>

Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan has come out in support of Mohammed Shami after the Indian pacer received hate messages for loss vs Pakistan. 

'The game should bring people together & not divide them': Pakistan's Rizwan in Shami's support

Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan has come out in support of Mohammed Shami after the Indian pacer received hate messages for loss vs Pakistan. Rizwan said that the sport should bring people together & not divide them

Many Indian cricketers stood by Mohammed&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;after he received hate messages following India's defeat vs Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2021. And support now has also come from across the border.
Mohammad Rizwan, who was one of the stars for Pakistan in their famous win, urged fans to respect their stars and wrote that the game should bring people together and not divide them. The kind of pressure, struggles &amp; sacrifices a player has to go through for his country &amp; his people is immeasurable. Shami&nbsp;is a star &amp; indeed one of the best bowlers in the world, Rizwan&nbsp;wrote in&nbsp;a strongly worded tweet.&nbsp;
Many Indian cricketers including Irfan&nbsp;Pathan, Harbhajan Singh and Yuzvendra&nbsp;Chahal&nbsp;had come outin Shami's&nbsp;defence after the pacer was trolled for India's loss.

Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan has come out in support of Mohammed Shami after the Indian pacer received hate messages for loss vs Pakistan. Rizwan said that the sport should bring people together &amp; not divide them

Many Indian cricketers stood by Mohammed&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;after he received hate messages following India's defeat vs Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2021. And support now has also come from across the border.
Mohammad Rizwan, who was one of the stars for Pakistan in their famous win, urged fans to respect their stars and wrote that the game should bring people together and not divide them. The kind of pressure, struggles &amp; sacrifices a player has to go through for his country &amp; his people is immeasurable. Shami&nbsp;is a star &amp; indeed one of the best bowlers in the world, Rizwan&nbsp;wrote in&nbsp;a strongly worded tweet.&nbsp;
Many Indian cricketers including Irfan&nbsp;Pathan, Harbhajan Singh and Yuzvendra&nbsp;Chahal&nbsp;had come outin Shami's&nbsp;defence after the pacer was trolled for India's loss.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="T20 World Cup 2021: Mohammed Shami trolled after India's loss vs Pakistan, cricketers stand in support" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-mohammed-shami-trolled-after-india-s-loss-vs-pakistan-cricketers-stand-in-support-1635163102628" target="_blank">T20 World Cup 2021: Mohammed Shami trolled after India's loss vs Pakistan, cricketers stand in support</a>

Brett Lee has backed India's KL Rahul and Mohammed Shami to finish as the top run-getter and the leading wicket-taker respectively in the T20 World Cup Super 12s

T20 World Cup 2021: Brett Lee backs KL Rahul to be top run scorer, Shami leading wicket-taker

Former Australia cricketer Brett Lee has backed India's KL&nbsp;Rahul and&nbsp;Mohammed Shami to finish as the top run-getter and the leading wicket-taker respectively in the T20 World Cup Super 12s.
In his column for ICC,&nbsp;Lee wrote that&nbsp;India are probably the favourites with their top 4 or 5 batters and their bowling attack. He feels that&nbsp;purely on the basis last few months.&nbsp;
Talking about David Warner, Lee said that his confidence may have taken a beating after the harsh treatment meted out to him by SRH in the IPL, where he was removed from the team. But Lee feels that&nbsp;the dashing opener is a big stage player, who will be key to the team's success in World Cup.

T20 World Cup 2021: Brett Lee has backed India's KL&nbsp;Rahul and&nbsp;Mohammed Shami to finish as the top run-getter and the leading wicket-taker respectively in the T20 World Cup Super 12s

Former Australia cricketer Brett Lee has backed India's KL&nbsp;Rahul and&nbsp;Mohammed Shami to finish as the top run-getter and the leading wicket-taker respectively in the T20 World Cup Super 12s.
In his column for ICC,&nbsp;Lee wrote that&nbsp;India are probably the favourites with their top 4 or 5 batters and their bowling attack. He feels that&nbsp;purely on the basis last few months.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Full Highlights T20 World Cup 2021: India thrash Australia in the 2nd warm up game" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/full-highlights-t20-world-cup-2021-india-thrash-australia-in-the-2nd-warm-up-game-1634744495483" target="_blank">Full Highlights T20 World Cup 2021: India thrash Australia in the 2nd warm up game</a>
Talking about David Warner, Lee said that his confidence may have taken a beating after the harsh treatment meted out to him by SRH in the IPL, where he was removed from the team. But Lee feels that&nbsp;the dashing opener is a big stage player, who will be key to the team's success in World Cup.

They may be known best for their bowling but Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah stunned England with the bat on Day 5 of the Lord's Test. Having dismissed Rishabh Pant early, the hosts were looking to get rid of the Indian tail quickly but it was not to be. While Bumrah remained unbeaten on 34, Shami took it a step further and smashed his 2nd Test half-century. Their unbeaten stand of 89 is not only India's highest 9th wicket partnership in England but their&nbsp;highest outside home involving number 9 and 10.
Also read:&nbsp;Indian batting coach downplays ball-tampering allegations in Lord's Test

Shami and Bumrah stun England at Lord's, register highest Test scores

Shami &amp; Bumrah's&nbsp;unbeaten stand of 89 is not only India's highest 9th wicket partnership in England but their&nbsp;highest outside home involving number 9 and 10.

They may be known best for their bowling but Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah stunned England with the bat on Day 5 of the Lord's Test. Having dismissed Rishabh Pant early, the hosts were looking to get rid of the Indian tail quickly but it was not to be. While Bumrah remained unbeaten on 34, Shami took it a step further and smashed his 2nd Test half-century. Their unbeaten stand of 89 is not only India's highest 9th wicket partnership in England but their&nbsp;highest outside home involving number 9 and 10.

<ul>
<li>Bumrah&nbsp;remained unbeaten on 34, Shami smashed 2nd Test fifty</li>
<li>Shami&nbsp;&amp; Bumrah&nbsp;put on 89*, India's highest 9th wicket stand in England</li>
</ul>

They may be known best for their bowling but Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah stunned England with the bat on Day 5 of the Lord's Test. Having dismissed Rishabh Pant early, the hosts were looking to get rid of the Indian tail quickly but it was not to be. While Bumrah remained unbeaten on 34, Shami took it a step further and smashed his 2nd Test half-century. Their unbeaten stand of 89 is not only India's highest 9th wicket partnership in England but their&nbsp;highest outside home involving number 9 and 10.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Indian batting coach downplays ball-tampering allegations in Lord's Test" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/indian-batting-coach-downplays-ball-tampering-allegations-in-lord-s-test-1629105975960" target="_blank">Indian batting coach downplays ball-tampering allegations in Lord's Test</a>

Indian pacers started their tour of Englan with a bang as they dismissed the hosts for just 183 on Day 1 of 1st Test in Nottingham. Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;was the wrecker in chief as he picked up 4 wickets including the one of opener Rory&nbsp;Burns on the 5th ball of the day. Despite the questionable decision of dropping Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin&nbsp;against Ravinder&nbsp;Jadeja, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;had everything going for him including a few DRS&nbsp;calls.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;&nbsp;No strict bio-bubble for India-England series
Joe Root scored a fluently fifty for the hosts which was probably the only bright spark for England on day 1. Mohd Shami&nbsp;was relentless and took 3 wickets as Shardul&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;took 2 &amp; Mohd&nbsp;Siraj&nbsp;picked up 1 scalp.&nbsp;&nbsp;England were bowled out for just 183 with 1 hour&nbsp;to go in the final session as Rohit&nbsp;Sharma and KL Rahul managed to bat through without losing any wicket. India ended Day 1 at 21 for no loss, still trailing by 162 runs.&nbsp;

India vs England: Pacers rip through English batting, dismiss the hosts for 183 on Day 1

England were bowled out for just 183 with 1 hour&nbsp;to go in the final session as Rohit&nbsp;Sharma and KL Rahul managed to bat through without losing any wicket

Indian pacers started their tour of England with a bang as they dismissed the hosts for just 183 on Day 1 of 1st Test in Nottingham. Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;was the wrecker in chief as he picked up 4 wickets including the one of opener Rory&nbsp;Burns on the 5th ball of the day. Despite the questionable decision of dropping Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin&nbsp;against Ravinder&nbsp;Jadeja, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;had everything going for him including a few DRS&nbsp;calls.&nbsp;
Joe Root scored a fluently fifty for the hosts which was probably the only bright spark for England on day 1. Mohd Shami&nbsp;was relentless and took 3 wickets as Shardul&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;took 2 &amp; Mohd&nbsp;Siraj&nbsp;picked up 1 scalp.&nbsp;&nbsp;England were bowled out for just 183 with 1 hour&nbsp;to go in the final session as Rohit&nbsp;Sharma and KL Rahul managed to bat through without losing any wicket. India ended Day 1 at 21 for no loss, still trailing by 162 runs.

<ul>
<li>Bumrah takes 4 wickets on Day 1, England bowled out for just 183</li>
<li>Shami picked up 3 wickets, Shardul takes 2 in Nottingham&nbsp;</li>
<li>Rohit-Rahul&nbsp;help India get to 21/0 as England lead by 162 runs</li>
</ul>

Indian pacers started their tour of England with a bang as they dismissed the hosts for just 183 on Day 1 of 1st Test in Nottingham. Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;was the wrecker in chief as he picked up 4 wickets including the one of opener Rory&nbsp;Burns on the 5th ball of the day. Despite the questionable decision of dropping Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin&nbsp;against Ravinder&nbsp;Jadeja, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;had everything going for him including a few DRS&nbsp;calls.&nbsp;
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Joe Root scored a fluently fifty for the hosts which was probably the only bright spark for England on day 1. Mohd Shami&nbsp;was relentless and took 3 wickets as Shardul&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;took 2 &amp; Mohd&nbsp;Siraj&nbsp;picked up 1 scalp.&nbsp;&nbsp;England were bowled out for just 183 with 1 hour&nbsp;to go in the final session as Rohit&nbsp;Sharma and KL Rahul managed to bat through without losing any wicket. India ended Day 1 at 21 for no loss, still trailing by 162 runs.&nbsp;

With India gearing up to take on New Zealand&nbsp;in the all-important World Test Championship final starting June 18, The bowlers are charged up to give it their all in Southampton.
While off-spinner Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin&nbsp;feels that it will be a test of their mental ability, pacer Ishant&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;said that it is no less than a World Cup final.

WTC final is like a World Cup final: Indian bowlers charged up

Gearing up for the WTC&nbsp;final, while&nbsp;Ashwin&nbsp;feels that it will be a test of their mental ability, pacer Ishant&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;said that it is no less than a World Cup final.

With India gearing up to take on New Zealand&nbsp;in the all-important World Test Championship final starting June 18, The bowlers are charged up to give it their all in Southampton.
While off-spinner Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin&nbsp;feels that it will be a test of their mental ability, pacer Ishant&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;said that it is no less than a World Cup final.
Team India is playing an intra-squad 4-day game as a warm up for the WTC&nbsp;final.

Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah, Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;&amp; Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;return to the Test squad as BCCI&nbsp;announced the travelling&nbsp;contingent for the World Test Championship final and the England Test series after that. While Bumrah&nbsp;took off for his wedding, Shami&nbsp;and Jadeja&nbsp;missed the last home series vs England due to injuries. There are no major changes to the squad as most of the heroes of the Australia tour also find themselves with a ticket to England. KL Rahul and Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;were also named in the squad subject to fitness clearance. The World Test Championship final will start from 18th June in Southampton followed by a 5-match Test series vs England as the long tour will stretch to September.&nbsp;Team India is expected to travel to England by a charter flight towards the end of this month.

World Test Championship final & England tour squad announced

The World Test Championship Final will start from 18th June in Southampton followed by a 5-match Test series vs England as the long tour will stretch to September

Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah, Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;&amp; Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;return to the Test squad as BCCI&nbsp;announced the travelling&nbsp;contingent for the World Test Championship final and the England Test series after that. While Bumrah&nbsp;took off for his wedding, Shami&nbsp;and Jadeja&nbsp;missed the last home series vs England due to injuries. There are no major changes to the squad as most of the heroes of the Australia tour also find themselves with a ticket to England. KL Rahul and Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;were also named in the squad subject to fitness clearance. The World Test Championship final will start from 18th June in Southampton followed by a 5-match Test series vs England as the long tour will stretch to September.&nbsp;Team India is expected to travel to England by a charter flight towards the end of this month.

Indian cricketer Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;who got injured and fractured his arm while playing in Australia has now completely recovered from the injury. The Punjab Kings speedster in an interview with the Times of India confirmed that he is 100% fit and raring to play during IPL&nbsp;2021. Shami&nbsp;got hit with a bouncer while playing the 1st Test vs Australia and flew back home immediately. After undergoing rehabilitation, Shami&nbsp;is now fit to lead the pace attack of Punjab Kings in the new season of IPL.&nbsp;

Fit again Mohd Shami raring to go for Punjab Kings in IPL 2021

After undergoing rehabilitation, Shami&nbsp;is now fit to lead the pace attack of Punjab Kings in the new season of IPL

Indian cricketer Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;who got injured and fractured his arm while playing in Australia has now completely recovered from the injury. The Punjab Kings speedster in an interview with the Times of India confirmed that he is 100% fit and raring to play during IPL&nbsp;2021. Shami&nbsp;got hit with a bouncer while playing the 1st Test vs Australia and flew back home immediately. After undergoing rehabilitation, Shami&nbsp;is now fit to lead the pace attack of Punjab Kings in the new season of IPL.&nbsp;

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