

Indian star fast bowler Mohammed Shami has reportedly announced his retirement from Test cricket, bringing an end to his 13-year journey in the longest format of the game. Shami made his Test debut against the West Indies on November 7, 2013. During his Test career, he represented India in 64 matches and claimed 229 wickets, establishing himself as one of the country's prominent pace bowlers.
Shami also recorded six five-wicket hauls in Test cricket, highlighting his ability to deliver crucial breakthroughs. Although he is stepping away from the longest format, he is expected to continue playing limited-overs cricket, including ODIs and T20s, along with the IPL and domestic tournaments. His Test retirement marks the end of a significant chapter in his international career.




















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