With clock ticking, Shami stares at uphill road back
Kolkata, Oct. 11 -- As another Ranji season begins, the 36-year-old Mohammed Shami looks like he is running out of time. He has been ignored by the selectors - reportedly for his age and the condition of his knees.
But one wouldn't fault him for feeling a little bit more optimistic this time around. After all, another 36-year-old, Bhuvneshwar Kumar has managed to return to the India fold after four years. It may not be a like-for-like comparison but it offers something that every ageing champion needs: hope.
Bhuvneshwar's return to the T20I team for the upcoming tour of New Zealand has sent a clear message: age is no longer an automatic barrier to selection.
The timing matters as well. The announcement came on Oct 6, two days after Ajit Aga...
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