Mohammed Shami remains determined to earn another India call-up despite missing selection for the upcoming New Zealand Test series. The Bengal fast bowler addressed questions about his fitness, domestic workload and international future after his team's Ranji Trophy victory over…

Bengal fast bowler Mohammed Shami revealed he has received no communication from national selectors after missing out on India's squad for the New Zealand Test series. Speaking after Bengal's Ranji Trophy victory over Services in Palam, the veteran pacer stated that playing for India remains his goal as he focuses on domestic fixtures.
Shami dismissed concerns over his fitness and workload, asserting that he remains at his peak after completing an extended bowling session without discomfort. He explained that his spell lengths depend entirely on pitch conditions and match situations rather than outside perceptions, while also highlighting the value of domestic matches in maintaining rhythm for upcoming tournaments.
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