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Analysis: If I were him, I would create havoc: Pathan gives an important message to Shami after NZ series snub

Shami's Future in Indian Cricket: A Second Chance?

Shami's Future in Indian Cricket: A Second Chance?

Mohammed Shami, the Indian pacer who last represented the nation in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, finds himself on the sidelines once again. However, former all-rounder Irfan Pathan believes that Shami's comeback to the Indian team is not impossible.

Domestic Success, International Ignorance

Despite his impressive performances in domestic cricket, Shami was overlooked for the ODI series against New Zealand. This decision, according to Pathan, is not uncommon in cricket, where players have to constantly prove themselves.

Shami's impressive domestic stats speak for themselves he has taken around 450-500 international wickets, a significant achievement. However, being dropped and questioned about fitness is a reality many cricketers face.

The IPL Factor

Pathan urges Shami to make the most of his opportunity in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Shami has already bowled 200 overs in the league, demonstrating his fitness. His performance in the IPL can potentially earn him a spot back in the national team.

The IPL, with its global audience, offers a platform for players to showcase their skills and secure a place in the national team. Shami, who will play for Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in IPL 2026, should aim to create havoc with the new ball, Pathan suggests.

North East Connection

The North East region of India has a rich cricketing history and has produced several talented cricketers. While Shami is not from the region, his potential comeback to the Indian team is significant for cricket enthusiasts across India, including the North East.

The North East region has been underrepresented in the Indian cricket team, with only a few players like Manipur's Yashpal Singh and Assam's Ajay Jadeja making it to the national team. Shami's comeback, if successful, could inspire more cricketers from the region to strive for the national team.

Looking Ahead

Shami's future in Indian cricket remains uncertain, but Pathan believes that the doors are not closed for him. Shami's performances in the IPL could determine his fate in the national team. As the IPL 2026 approaches, cricket fans will eagerly watch Shami's performances, hoping for a second chance for this talented pacer.