Published 10:52 IST, November 21st 2024

‘Baba Ki Jay Ho’: Mohammed Shami Claps Back at Sanjay Manjrekar’s IPL Price Drop Remarks

Mohammed Shami responded strongly to Sanjay Manjrekar’s comments about his potential IPL price drop, using the phrase "Baba Ki Jay Ho".

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Mohammed Shami responded strongly to Sanjay Manjrekar’s comments about his potential IPL price drop, using the phrase "Baba Ki Jay Ho". | Image: ap/bcci
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Mohammed Shami is among India's best bowlers, although following ODI World Cup 2023 he h a significant injury that sidelined him. On his possible comeback to competitive cricket, however, re is great expectation as supporters want to see him back in action and help squ flourish once more, as he recently me an appearance in Ranji Trophy, eyeing his flare-up to Indian Team.

Mohammed Shami slams Sanjay Manjrekar for predicting a drop in his IPL price

Mohammed Shami replied to Sanjay Manjrekar's recent remarks on his IPL career. Manjrekar has said that Shami's value will decline dramatically in IPL mega-auction set for 2025.
Claiming purple hat in 2023 IPL season, Indian fast bowler went to Instagram to vent his dissatisfaction. Shami asked Manjrekar to store his "insight" for later and keep his ideas to himself in a sarcastic post on morning of November 21. Taking a direct jab at commentator's projection on his future in IPL, message arrived only one day before Shami was scheduled to play Perth Test match. Shami posted on his Instagram story:

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"Baba ki jai hoooooo. Thoda sa gyan apne future k lie bhi bacha loo kaam ayega Sanjay G? Kisi ko future janna ho to sir se mile,"

Sanjay Manjrekar h before stated on Star Sports that Mohammed Shami's value in IPL might drop in light of his previous injury record. After an ankle injury caused a year-long break from competitive cricket, Shami returned and h to have surgery after ODI World Cup final in Australia in 2023. Sanjay Manjrekar’s comment on Mohammed Shami:

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"re will definitely be interest from teams, but given Shami's injury history—and this recent one took a significant amount of time to recover—re’s always a concern about a potential breakdown during season. If a franchise invests heavily and n loses him mid-season, ir options become limited. This concern might le to a drop in his price tag,"

Shami will now be seen in action for Bengal in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) 2024-25 which will be starting this week.

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10:52 IST, November 21st 2024