Mohammed Shami is a right-arm fast bowler for the Indian cricket team. Shami, who represents Bengal in cricket domestically, is a player in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for Gujarat Titans. Mohammed Shami is one of the top bowlers in the world of cricket and represents India in all three forms of the game. Shami is regarded as a reverse swing specialist and can bowl at a pace of 145 km/h.
Mohammed Shami’s parents: Meet Tousif Ali, Anjum Ara
Mohammed Shami was born in the Uttar Pradesh village of Sahaspur on September 3, 1990, near Amroh. Tausif Ali Ahmed, Shami’s father, was a farmer and a talented bowler in his day. Anjum Ara is the name of his mother.
Mohammed Shami is the only athlete who has accomplished this feat out of his four siblings, all of whom aspired to be fast bowlers in their youth. At the age of 15, Shami’s father saw his talent in 2005 and brought him to Moradabad to learn with cricket coach Badruddin Siddiqui.
Shami fulfilled his father’s ambition and picked up cricket’s subtleties. In his younger years, his father, a farmer, played fast bowling. Tousif Ali, the father of Mohammed Shami, died on January 26. The Indian cricket team pacer’s father had suffered a heart attack. Mohammed Kaif, Md Hasib Ahmad, Sabina Anjum, and Mohammed Asif are the names of his four siblings.
