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Mohammed Shami (Source: Twitter)
The star India speedster Mohammed Shami played the role of a life-saver in Nainital. Shami took to social media late on Saturday night to share a video of an individual involved in an accident. According to Shami, he and others present managed to extricate the person from the car, which had descended a hill, promptly, preventing a potentially serious incident. Renowned for his ability to decimate batters with his lethal bowling, Shami transformed into a saviour for the unidentified individual.
The prominent Indian pacer was present in Nainital when the incident occurred. He disclosed that the person's car went downhill right in front of Shami's vehicle, and the fast bowler's prompt reaction played a crucial role in saving the individual's life. Following that incident, Shami took to Instagram and shared a video about the incident;
βHe's so lucky god gave him 2nd life. His car fell from the hill road near Nanital just in front of my car. We took him out very safely."
Watch the video here:
I was hurt by the action of Mitchell Marsh with the World Cup Trophy: Shami
When Mohammed Shami saw the photo of Mitchell Marsh placing his feet on the World Cup trophy during the celebration inside the dressing room, he was visibly displeased. Australia's captain, Pat Cummins, shared the picture on his Instagram Stories, and Indian fans were quick to express their discontent, deeming it an insult to the prestigious silverware. Many fans in India found it disappointing to witness such an act, considering the trophy is revered and garlanded.
However, there are those defending Marsh, asserting that disrespecting the World Cup trophy by placing feet on it is an Indian perspective. They argue that in Australian culture, such thoughts do not exist, and Marsh's action symbolized that the world was now at his feet. Amid the varied reactions to Marsh's controversial act, one Indian player from the World Cup squad, Mohammed Shami, expressed his feelings on the incident. Speaking to a group of journalists in India, Shami conveyed that he was hurt to see the trophy treated in such a manner.
βI am hurt. The trophy for which all the teams in the world fight, the trophy which you want to lift over your head, keeping a foot on that trophy did not make me happy," said Shami.