India’s senior fast bowler Mohammed Shami said the team’s net bowlers’ performance in Australia’s historic win, and the transition phase will be much easier when the current attack players retire. Shami, Ishant Sharma, Jaspreet Bumrah and Umesh Yadav’s fast bowler’s quartet is India’s best attack, which has led to the team’s overseas success. When India won their second consecutive Test series with a win at Gabba in Australia, none of them were available.
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But a young man like Mohammed Siraj was at the forefront of the attack and in the absence of injured bowlers, net bowlers Shardul Thakur, T Natarajan and Washington Sundar took chances and they took full advantage of it. Shami was left out of the series after the Adelaide Test due to a wrist injury. He told PTI, ‘When it comes time to retire, young people will be ready to take our place. The more they play, the better. When we retire, I think the transition phase is much easier.
When he became the captain, Garjeet Pant said, “I can hit sixes like Yuvraj.
“If the big player retires, the team will have no problem,” he said. The bench is ready. Experience is always necessary and in the meantime young people gain experience. “Benefit from net bowlers in the bio-bubble environment has been a huge benefit for them and a lot of important opportunities,” Shami said. With the exception of Karthik Tyagi, all the Indian bowlers who went to Australia had the opportunity to play in tough conditions, as Shami, Bumrah and Umesh were injured during the series and Ishant did not go on tour.
