Nz cricket
Played entire 2015 WC with fractured knee, reveals Mohammed Shami
New Delhi, April 16: Ace Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has revealed that he played the 2015 World Cup, held in Australia and New Zealand, with a fractured knee.
"I had knee injury during the 2015 World Cup. I couldn't walk after the matches I played throughout the tournament with the injury. I played the 2015 World Cup because of Nitin Patel's confidence.
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