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"100%" pain-free Shami wants to show the health for Australia in home matches.

Mohammed Shami, who had a setback in his recuperation. He said that he is "100%" pain-free and intends to play "one or two domestic matches" to demonstrate his match fitness for the Australia tour.

Following the completion of the first Test match between India and New Zealand on Sunday at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, the 34-year-old pacer. Who hasn't competed for India. Since the 2023 ODI World Cup reported that he bowled with a full run-up and was confident about his fitness.

"Yesterday felt fantastic. Prior to that, I had been bowling with a half run-up because I didn't want to overtax my body," Shami stated on Monday, October 21, on the fringes of an event in Gurgaon. "We made the decision yesterday to bowl at maximum effort for the previous two sessions. I gave it everything I had. It was satisfying, and the outcomes were positive. I'm hoping to get back on track quickly."

Mohammed Shami

The knee issues compounded Shami's problems. He had been sidelined during the World Cup due to an injury to his left Achilles heel. It was "very difficult" to make a decision on the fast bowler at the moment, according to Rohit Sharma. Who disclosed last week that Shami had a swollen knee after almost reaching 100% fitness. It won't be the "right decision" for the squad, Rohit continued, to send a "undercooked" Shami to Australia.

"That series is still far away, but I know everyone has been thinking about whether or not I will go to Australia," Shami remarked, adding that he is "100%" pain-free.

"I just want to concentrate on staying in shape and building up my strength in preparation for the tour. It would be preferable for me to focus on the finer points and spend a little more time on the ground before heading out because I know the style of attack we want for that Test series.

"It's preferable that I play one or two home matches before traveling to Australia. If I become fit and have eight to 10 days off.

"I don't know when I can play again, but I'll try to play a match the day I feel confident bowling 20–30 overs and the doctors give me the all-clear. Prior to heading for the Australia series, I want to spend as much time as possible on the ground."

On November 22 in Perth, Australia, the first Test match between Australia and India will begin precisely one month from now.