Besides the heartbreak of India losing in the ODI World Cup final against Australia in Ahmedabad, what disappointed Shami, who ended up as the tournament's most successbowler with 24 wickets, was some of the comments made by former Pakistan players, but he chiefly referred to ex-batter Hasan Raza's theory of 'Indian bowlers being provided a different ball'.
Besides the heartbreak of India losing in the ODI World Cup final against Australia in Ahmedabad, what disappointed Shami, who ended up as the tournament's most successbowler with 24 wickets, was some of the comments made by former Pakistan players, but he chiefly referred to ex-batter Hasan Raza's theory of 'Indian bowlers being provided a different ball'.
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Besides the heartbreak of India losing in the ODI World Cup final against Australia in Ahmedabad, what disappointed Shami, who ended up as the tournament's most successbowler with 24 wickets, was some of the comments made by former Pakistan players, but he chiefly referred to ex-batter Hasan Raza's theory of 'Indian bowlers being provided a different ball'. 
