Injured Shami ruled out of ODIs against Bangladesh, doubtful for Tests

Mohammed Shami has been managed out of the ODI series against Bangladesh beginning Sunday in light of a shoulder injury, and Umran Malik has supplanted him in the ODI crew. Shami is "as of now under the oversight of the BCCI Clinical Group at the NCA, Bengaluru," a BCCI proclamation on Saturday morning said. It has been discovered that Shami had experienced the injury during an instructional meeting after he got back from Australia, where India made a semi-last exit from the T20 World Cup the month before. It is additionally perceived that Shami could miss the two-Test series in Bangladesh, starting in Chattogram on December 14. While Malik, who made a fair beginning to his ODI vocation in New Zealand as of late, was not in India's unique visiting party, India had the choice of hit up one of the speedy bowlers who are on a shadow visit through Bangladesh with the A group at present. Navdeep Saini and Mukesh Kumar are among the quicks there. While Saini required four wickets in the initial four-day game, Mukesh took three. It is conceivable, however, that assuming Shami is administered out of the Test series as well, one of them could come into conflict. While Mukesh is uncapped globally, Saini has played two Tests, having made his presentation on the visit through Australia in 2020-21. Aside from Shami, Ravindra Jadeja has likewise been compelled to miss the ODIs since he hasn't recuperated adequately in the wake of going through knee medical procedure in September. His support in the Tests likewise stays dubious, with left-arm spinner Saurabh Kumar - likewise with India An in Bangladesh - a potential substitution choice for Jadeja.