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IPL 2025: Being Able To Change Wet Ball Is A Big Plus, Says SRH Pacer Mohammed Shami
“For a long time, the rules have favoured batters - but now, things are finally shifting a bit. After COVID, the saliva ban made it tough to reverse the ball, but with that lifted, bowlers can finally get some swing back. Also, being able to change a wet ball is a big plus - a dry ball gives better grip and life, especially in tough conditions," Shami said on JioHotstar’s special series “Gen Gold”.
The 34-year-old recounted his knee injury and how he returned to competitive cricket by playing domestic matches.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31