Mohammed Shami bowls a dead yorker at Hasin Jahan

Veteran team India cricketer Mohammed Shami is going through a very troubled phase in his personal life at the moment. He has been in the news headlines for the wrong reasons in the last few months. The bad fortunes fell upon him earlier this year when his wife, Hasin Jahan, came up with extra-marital affair allegations against him. She even leaked some of the screenshots of the conversations Shami had with other ladies.

Soon, things turned worse for the Indian cricketer. Hasin Jahan look a legal approach to come up with other allegations against Mohammed Shami. These allegations included several bailable and non-bailable offense. The things went from worse to worst when these allegations saw Shami’s central contract with BCCI getting dropped. He did manage to get the contract later on though.

However, the events that took off the field were clearly reflecting on Shami’s performances on the field. Shami had a forgetful time in the IPL 2018 where he did not even feature in every game for his franchise, the Delhi Daredevils. Currently, Shami seems to be back on track and is playing for the Indian team in England at the moment.

Shami-Hasin Jahan at loggerheads again

Recently, news broke out that Hasin Jahan is mulling a career option in Bollywood. She reportedly met a popular director as well and had a few photoshoots done too. She shared the pictures on the social media and clearly stated her intentions of having a career in the modelling world.

In the meantime, she had also lodged an appeal with the Kolkata court against Shami. She wanted Shami to bear the monthly expenses for her and their daughter. Now, Mohammed Shami has come up with a perfect yorker against this. As per the recent reports in Sports Tak, Shami has clearly told the court that he no longer owes any expense to Hasin Jahan. He remarked that since Hasin Jahan is already starting a new career, she does not need any financial help from him.

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