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‘No accountability’: Ex-cricketer seeks clarity over Shami’s continued omission

‘No accountability’: Ex-cricketer seeks clarity over Shami’s continued omission
Times of India Monday 19 October 2026, 03:23 UTC By PRANAV SHUKLA 1 min read
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Mohammed Shami's omission from India's Test lineup against New Zealand has stirred controversy and prompted questions regarding the selectors' judgment. Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif is advocating for clarity, highlighting Shami’s impressive domestic performances. Having excelled as the top wicket-taker in the recent ODI World Cup, his lack of inclusion raises concerns about his fitness and bowling workload.

Mohammed Shami's omission from India's Test lineup against New Zealand has stirred controversy and prompted questions regarding the selectors' judgment. Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif is advocating for clarity, highlighting Shami’s impressive domestic performances. Having excelled as the top wicket-taker in the recent ODI World Cup, his lack of inclusion raises concerns about his fitness and bowling workload. Amid ongoing discussions, Shami's role remains critical to India's aspirations in international cricket.
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