“Focus on your upcoming games,” says Mohammed Shami of Arshdeep Singh. Mohammad Shami, an India pacer, has come out in support of Arshdeep Singh. Who is being troll on social media for a drop catch, urging him to focus on the upcoming games.
India pacer Mohammed Shami has defended young seamer Arshdeep Singh. After he was chastise on social media for dropping a catch against Pakistan in the Asia Cup Super 4s match on Sunday at the Dubai International Stadium. Arshdeep dropped the catch in the 18th over of the innings, giving Asif Ali a chance to bat. Pakistan eventually won by a five-wicket margin.
Mohammad Shami, India’s pacer, has now come out in support of Arshdeep Singh, urging him to focus solely on the upcoming games.
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Mohammed Shami advice on Arshdeep Singh: “Focus on your upcoming games”
Shami wrote on his Instagram Story: “Don’t worry, @ arshdeep.singh_, we’ve got your back. Concentrate on your upcoming games rather than looking and listening to them.”
It is worth noting that Shami troll last year after India lost to Pakistan in the T20 World Cup in the UAE.
The biggest talking point of Sunday’s game between India and Pakistan came in the 18th over of Pakistan’s innings, when young seamer Arshdeep Singh dropp a relatively easy chance off Ravi Bishnoi’s bowling and Asif Ali was given a reprieve. Arshdeep then came on to bowl the final over, but he was unable to defend seven runs, and Pakistan eventually won.
“It hurts a lot as a parent.” He is only 23 years old. I’m not going to say much about trolls. You can’t keep everyone quiet. There is no game without fans. Some people will stick by you no matter what, while others can’t bear even a single loss. But, in the end, only one team can win,” Arshdeep’s father Darshan said.
At the post-match press conference, India batsman Virat Kohli expressed his support for Arshdeep, saying that mistakes can happen to anyone in high-pressure situations: “Because the situation was tense, anyone could make the error. It was a high-pressure game, and mistakes were inevitable. I recall playing my first Champions Trophy match against Pakistan, and I made a terrible shot against Shahid Afridi.”
“I couldn’t sleep because I was staring at the ceiling until 5 a.m., and I thought my career was over, but these things are natural. Seniors surround you, and there is a good team environment right now, which I credit to the captain and coach. The participants learn from their mistakes. So one must accept his mistake, address it, and prepare to be in that high-pressure situation again “He continued.
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