Mohammed Shami lashes out at wife Hasin Jahan calls her 'mentally unstable'

In an interesting turn of events, under the pump Indian fast bowler, Mohammed Shami,  tags wife Hasin Jahan as mentally unstable. Shami rubbished match-fixing claims made by Jahan on Thursday.

The Indian fast bowler asked for proof if she was mentally or physically tortured. Jahan made a series of allegations against her spouse involving illicit affairs, attempt to murder, and match-fixing.

Post the entire fiasco, Shami lost out on the revised contract released by BCCI on Wednesday. India’s premier Test bowler affirms that the accusation made on him was an attempt at sabotaging his career.

“She has lost her mental stability and has to prove all the allegations made against me. If I have tortured her then she needs to prove it,” stated Mohammed Shami according to ABP. “The entire episode is disturbing. I don’t know what she is up to. She needs to explain what has changed so much in these few days,” says the fast bowler.

“Suddenly, she is levelling all these accusations on me. Hasin is accusing of harassment and even accusing me of match-fixing. I think she has lost her mental balance or it might be her game plan to sabotage my career,” continued the Bengal pacer.

Shami trusts BCCI to decide on his contract

The 28-year old pacer from Amroha intends to pursue legal action against his better half. Furthermore, the Delhi Daredevils-retained player believes that his family have always adored her.

“I will also take legal action against her. Me and my family always wanted to stay with her. I have always loved her. You have seen that how happy we were in the interview. But I feel she is planning something evil,” asserted man who topped the wicket column in the recently concluded South African Test series, with 15 wickets.

Concluding, Mohd Shami is positive that the cricketing board will take a decision soon regarding his contract.

“As far as cricket is concerned, I trust the BCCI will check this matter with their legal team and then take a decision on my contract. They must have thought about it before taking this decision,” ended Mohammed Shami.