Team India could not start the four-match Test series against hosts Australia with a victory. In the first Test match, India lost by 8 wickets. Now the team's focus is on the remaining three matches, but before that, Team India will face a major setback in the form of Mohammad Shami. In fact, Shami was injured in the second innings of the first Test . Which is why he has to retire hurt. According to media reports, Shami has been ruled out of the remaining three Test matches. In that, Mohammad Siraj could take his place in the Boxing Day Test match starting from December 26. According to Sports Today, Siraj could get a chance to make his Boxing Day Test debut. The second match will be played in Melbourne. Siraj impressed with his bowling in the practice match.
Cummins bounced off the bouncer
Shamina, who was actually bowling in the second innings on Saturday, was hit on the right arm by a Pat Cummins bouncer. Then they have to be retired hurt. According to ANI news, Shami is not even holding a bat. The Indian innings ended at just 36 in 21.2 overs due to Shamina's injury. This is India's lowest score in Test history. Shamin was then taken to hospital for a scan.
The Indian innings was reduced to 21.2 overs
After Shamina was injured, the team's medical staff rushed to the field to help her, but after some attempts, they had to return to the dressing room, which reduced the Indian shift to 21.2 overs. The team's physiotherapist has used a painkiller spray, but it is not instinctive and has decided to bat. The Indian team is now trailing 0-1 in the four-match series. The match between the two teams will be played in Melbourne from December 26.
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