India’s premier pacer Mohammed Shami said that he will opt for legal proceeding for the custody of his daughter from his estranged wife Hasin Jahan. Meanwhile, Shami thanked Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and his fans after getting ‘clean chit’ from its Anti-Corruption Unit.
“I am feeling relieved (after getting a clean chit from BCCI). This comes after days of tense moments” ABP news quotes Shami.
However, Shami is currently in Dehradun and is practicing in a private cricket academy. Shami said he now wants to focus on his game and Indian Premier League (IPL), beginning next month. He will represent Delhi Daredevils in the eleventh edition of IPL.
Meanwhile, he also alleged that it is a conspiracy to malign his character and end his cricketing career. Shami also reiterated that he will ensure a better future for his daughter.
“I will consider legal options for the custody of daughter as I want to give her bright future,” Mohammed said.
However, Shami’s wife Hasin brought an array of allegations against the fast bowler. She also allegedly said that her husband has fixed matches and has taken money from a Pakistani-based girl Alishba.
However, BCCI after a thorough investigation gave him a clean chit and awarded him a Grade B contract.
The Kolkata Police have also registered an FIR earlier this month slapping non-bailable warrant against the India cricketer under various sections of the IPC.
Mohammed Shami has played a crucial role for his national side across formats. Since making his international debut in 2013 against Pakistan in Delhi, Shami made 30 outings donning whites.
The 27-year-old Amroha-born bowler Shami went on to play 50 One-day Internationals and seven Twenty20 Internationals. He has bagged 209 wickets across formats while setting his aim to make big in the national fold.
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