Mohammed Shami entered the team, was included in the squad, and knows in which match he will return to the field

Team India's fast bowler Mohammed Shami has been out of the field since the ODI World Cup 2023. He got injured during this tournament. Due to this, he underwent ankle surgery earlier this year. Shami, however, is close to being fully fit and has started bowling with full strength. He is currently practicing at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru. Meanwhile, a big update has come out on his return.

Mohammed Shami has been included in Bengal's 31-member probable players list for the upcoming domestic season. This means that Mohammed Shami is likely to return to competitive cricket for his domestic team Bengal in the Ranji Trophy. It is believed that Shami may play in Bengal's opening Ranji match against UP on October 11. After this, Bengal has to play its second match against Bihar in Kolkata on October 18. Shami can be seen playing in either of these two matches.

Mohammed Shami is eyeing to return to the field from Team India's domestic season, which is going to start with the first Test series against Bangladesh on 19 September. After this, Team India also has to play three Test matches against New Zealand on 19 October. In such a situation, Shami can become a part of Team India in this series. If Shami is not able to return in this series as well, then everyone's eyes will be on the Australia tour. Where a 5-match Test series is to be played between the two teams. This series is going to be very important for Team India.

Let us tell you, the name of Mohammad Shami's brother Mohammad Kaif is also included in Bengal's 31-member list of potential players. In such a situation, if Shami plays in the Ranji Trophy, then both India can be seen together on the field. Apart from this, Wriddhiman Saha is also a part of this list who had gone back to his home state from Tripura. Last season, Bengal was eliminated from its group in the Ranji Trophy. In such a situation, the team will also focus on improving its performance.