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Mohammed Shami Breaks Silence on Rohit vs Gill Captaincy Debate, Opens Up on ODI Snub Against Australia

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Mohammed Shami has been missing from international cricket since the 2025 Champions Trophy, with fitness concerns keeping the star pacer out of the Indian team.

For quite some time now, Mohammed Shami has been absent from international cricket. Due to fitness concerns, the fast bowler has not been a member of the Indian cricket squad since his last appearance at the 2025 Champions Trophy. Despite playing in the IPL and frequently representing Bengal in domestic cricket, the BCCI selectors have decided to ignore him. During India’s October 19 Tour of Australia, he was not selected for the ODI and T20I teams. Shami has finally spoken out on the matter.

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Many rumors and memes have been circulated. My thoughts on the non-selection for the Australia series are frequently asked. Getting chosen is the responsibility of the selection committee, coach, and captain; I will just state that it is not within my control. They will pick me if they think I should be there, but they are free to decide if they think additional time is needed. According to Shami’s YouTube channel, “I am prepared and practicing.”

And I’m in good shape. I’ll do my best because you have to stay motivated when you’re not on the ground. Duleep Trophy was where I competed. I bowled about thirty-five overs, felt really at ease, and had a decent rhythm. Nothing is wrong with my fitness.

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The fact that Shubman Gill has taken Rohit Sharma’s place as ODI captain was another topic he mentioned.

There have been a lot of memes around this question, so it’s not surprising that there are so many of them. In my opinion, there ought to be no objection. The BCCI, selectors, and coaches have made this choice. Shubman, who is also the captain of the Gujarat Titans, captained India in England. He has the experience, therefore. Shami stated, “We should accept this responsibility since it had to be assigned to someone, and the BCCI selected Shubman Gill for it.”

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