I was confident of proving my innocence: Mohammed Shami

NEW DELHI: A harm but "relieved" Mohammed Shami on Thursday stated that he was at all times confident about proving his innocence within the wake of corruption allegations levelled in opposition to him by way of his wife Hasin Jahan.

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The beleaguered Indian pacer was absolved of all fees associated with corruption after BCCI's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) headed by way of Neeraj Kumar gave him a blank chit after a week-long investigations on allegations of having accredited money from a undeniable Pakistani woman named Alishba and UK based totally Mohammed bhai.

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"I was under tremendous pressure but now I feel relieved after BCCI cleared me of wrong-doing. I was hurt that my loyalty and commitment towards my nation was questioned. But I had full faith in BCCI's investigation process. I am looking forward towards getting back on the field," Shami informed mediapersons.

One of India's maximum craftiest speedy bowlers of recent occasions, Shami stated that the previous two weeks had been extremely difficult for him.

"I had to go through a lot in the past 10-15 days. The charge of match fixing specifically brought me under tremendous pressure. I will channelize my anger in a positive way on the cricket field. This decision has given me courage and motivation to perform on the field. I will make my bowling do all the talking now in the coming days. This is a big win for me and I am hopeful that in the coming days I will also be cleared of the remaining charges," Shami later informed ABP News.

Shami, on the other hand, admitted that the style of insinuation had scared him till the BCCI investigations were given over.

"I knew from within that I had done nothing wrong but was still scared that I might get framed. I can't thank BCCI enough," he stated.