India vs South Africa: Credit for pace unit’s success should only go to players who worked hard for it, says Shami | Cricket News – Times of India
CENTURION: The credit for India's world class pace attack should always rest "only and only" with its playing members, feels Mohammed Shami, whose five-wicket haul has put India in complete control against South Africa in the first Test. Shami's sixth five-for in Tests also brought up a personal milestone of 200 wickets on a day when the four-pronged attack bowled the Proteas out for 197. Over the past few years, one has always heard bowlers at times making it mandatory to have words of praise for the support staff, especially former coach Bharath Arun but Shami took a divergent route. "Indian pace bowling is a formidable one because each and every member has worked hard and achieved it all with their sheer hard work. "They have created their own little units (niche) for themselves and ...
