Indian bowler Mohammed Shami bats in the nets ahead of India vs Australia 4th Ahmedabad Test, see Instagram post

IND vs AUS 4th Test, Mohammed Shami: The fourth and last match of the Test series between India and Australia will be played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad from Thursday, March 9. Earlier, after losing the third Test played in Indore, the last match would be ‘do or die’ for the team. Before this match, Team India’s fast bowler Mohammed Shami was seen practicing batting in the nets. In the first match played in Nagpur, Shami played a blistering inning of 37 runs while batting.

Virat Kohli’s record was broken in the first match

In the first match, a total of 3 sixes were included in Shami’s innings. Due to these sixes, he had broken the record of Virat Kohli. Actually, Kohli has hit a total of 24 sixes in his Test career so far. At the same time, Mohammed Shami has completed 25 sixes while batting in his Test career.

Shared picture of batting practice

Before the fourth Test match, Shami shared a picture through his social media, in which he is seen practicing batting. Shami is seen in the nets. He is wearing pads, Thai pads, and gloves on his hands. During this, he was seen wearing a cap, not a helmet. Sharing this picture, he wrote, “Never miss an opportunity to step out and charge.”

Never miss a chance to get out and charge #madashmi11 #madashami #red ball #indiavsaus #Practice pic.twitter.com/Oo0hGDAchb

— ಕ್ಜೇಜರಿಮಿನ್ಲ (@MdShami11) March 4, 2023

Team India is ahead 2-1 in the series

Team India is leading 2-1 in the Test series being played against Australia. To win the series, the team will either have to win the fourth match or end it on a draw. At the same time, to play the final of the World Test Championship, it is imperative for Team India to win this match. If the Indian team loses the fourth Test, then the team will have to depend on the results of the Test between Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

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