Mohammed Shami underwent surgery in London

Fast bowler Mohammed Shami underwent successful heel surgery in London on Monday. Shami himself gave this information. Shami has been out of the team since the ODI World Cup that ended in November last year.

Shami wrote on the social media post – Just now I have had a successful operation on the Achilles tendon of my heel. The leg will take some time to heal, but I'm looking forward to getting back on my feet. Shami shared four photos on social media. In these he is seen admitted in the hospital.

Shami underwent successful heel surgery in London on Monday.

Shami had suffered a heel injury during the ODI World Cup in October-November last year. Shami was rehabbing at the National Cricket Academy since the World Cup.

On the advice of NCA, he also got injections while staying in London.

After the surgery, Shami will have to remain on rest for about 3 to 4 months. After this he will start practice and will be able to play matches only after getting fitness clearance from NCA. This may take 6 to 8 months.

According to news agency PTI, after the surgery, Shami will not be able to play IPL as well as T20 World Cup. It is difficult for him to be fit even for the Bangladesh and New Zealand series to be held in September-October. However, BCCI is hopeful that Shami can be a part of the Test series against Australia at the end of the year.

Shami was in London for 3 weeks

Shami had gone to London in the last week of January. Where he took special injections for his ankle. Doctors told him that he could start running after 3 weeks. If he feels well, he can also start bowling after running. The injection did not show as much effect as expected. In such a situation, Shami was left with no other option except undergoing surgery.

Remained out of test series against South Africa and England

Shami has been out of the Test series since the World Cup ended in November last year. He was part of Team India for the South Africa tour late last year. But before the two-Test series, he was out due to a heel injury. After that, he also missed the 5-Test home series against England, which was on the Indian tour at the beginning of the year.

Shami was the top wicket-taker of the World Cup

Mohammed Shami played the ODI World Cup in October and November last year despite injury. He took maximum 24 wickets in 7 matches of the tournament. With this, he became the first Indian bowler to take more than 50 wickets in the World Cup.

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