'If I want to pray, who can stop me?' Shami slams trolls over sajda
'If I want to pray, who can stop me?' Shami slams trolls over sajda
Pace bowler Mohammed Shami played a crucial part in leading India to the ICC World Cup final last month. However, he expressed frustration at those who criticized him for what was interpreted as a 'sajda' (Islamic prayer posture) following one of his five-wicket hauls in the prestigious 50-over tournament. Shami concluded the World Cup as the top bowler, securing 24 wickets, and has earned a nomination for the Arjuna Award in recognition of his outstanding achievement.
Pace bowler Mohammed Shami played a crucial part in leading India to the ICC World Cup final last month. However, he expressed frustration at those who criticized him for what was interpreted as a 'sajda' (Islamic prayer posture) following one of his five-wicket hauls in the prestigious 50-over tournament. Shami concluded the World Cup as the top bowler, securing 24 wickets, and has earned a nomination for the Arjuna Award in recognition of his outstanding achievement.
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Pace bowler Mohammed Shami played a crucial part in leading India to the ICC World Cup final last month. However, he expressed frustration at those who criticized him for what was interpreted as a 'sajda' (Islamic prayer posture) following one of his five-wicket hauls in the prestigious 50-over tournament. Shami concluded the World Cup as the top bowler, securing 24 wickets, and has earned a nomination for the Arjuna Award in recognition of his outstanding achievement. 
