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'Shami For Dinda Academy?'  Indian Speedster Trolled After Wayward Opening Over

Aakash Saini

Mohammed Shami trolled by fans [Source: @exsend99/x]Mohammed Shami trolled by fans [Source: @exsend99/x]

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami sent down as many as five wides in the opening over of the match itself against Pakistan at the Dubai International Stadium. Taking field for India in match number five of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, Shami bowled 11 deliveries in the first over to Pakistani openers Babar Azam and Imam-ul-Haq.

Creating an unwanted record of bowling one of the most extensive overs by an Indian in an ODI against Pakistan, Mohammed Shami was brutally trolled by several social media users.

Fans troll Mohammed Shami for wayward over

Mohammed Shami bowled five wides to deliver an 11-ball opening over against Pakistan in match five of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. Shami’s wayward over prompted several social media users to take to X and make hilarious memes at the expense of the Indian speedster.

Notably, Mohammed Shami also scaled an unwanted record of bowling the joint-longest over ever among Indian bowlers in ODI history, joining Irfan Pathan (2006) and Zaheer Khan (2003) in the process.

Take A Look At The Twitter Reactions

“Shami bhai playing for Dinda Academy today?” - @academy_dinda

“So, Pakistan are playing a 51 over Innings in a ODI match.” - @BailsNByte

“He might have learned that from the Dinda academy special first over.” - @explorer732

“Mohammed Shami bowled an over with 11 balls, including five wides!” - @exsend99

“I thought Shami will never finish that first over.” - @AdityaRajKaul

“Shami seems to have practiced wides well. He’s acing them so far.” - @safiranand

Mohammed Shami’s five-ball over also marks the second longest ever opening over in the history of ICC Champions Trophy, with the Indian fast bowler falling behind the previous unwanted record set by Zimbabwe’s Tinashe Panyangara in a match against England back in 2004.

Despite bowling five wides in his first over of the match, Mohammed Shami conceded just 13 runs in the first three overs of his opening spell to prevent Pakistani openers from flourishing early in the powerplay.