Fans unhappy about Mohammed Shami wishing Hasin Jahan on marriage anniversary

Mohammed Shami had gone through a pretty rough phase in the month of March

Published - 10 Apr 2018, 14:55 IST | Updated - 10 Apr 2018, 14:55 IST

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The month of March had been a horrendous one for Mohammed Shami as he had gone through some severe turbulence, both in his personal and professional life. Hasin Jahan, his wife, leaked some private chats of Shami which sparked a major controversy. Jahan hurled allegations at him for domestic violence, extra-marital affairs, match-fixing and delivering death threats.

Moreover, his annual contract for the Indian team had also been upheld by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and his participation for the Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League (IPL) also came under the clouds. However, the tables turned in the days thereafter, much to the delight of the Indian fast-bowler and to the agony of Hasin Jahan.

He was given a clean cheat as far as match-fixing allegations are concerned. Subsequently, the BCCI awarded him a Grade B contract and he was also been cleared to play for his franchise in the T20 league. However, Hasin Jahan and her lawyer were utterly disgusted and lashed out at BCCIs procedures of investigation and allowing Shami to play for the national team.

Unhappy bunch of fans

Afterwards, Jahan met Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, and CK Khanna, the BCCI President. During the investigation procedures, Shami kept affirming his innocence over the accusations hurled at him and wished for the matter to get resolved at the earliest as it was hindering his cricketing career to a large extent.

Yesterday, the couple had their fourth marriage anniversary and Shami wished Jahan on the auspicious occasion. Shami took to Instagram and posted a photo of a cake with a heart-warming message for his spouse. However, the fans weren’t delighted with the Indian pacer’s admiration for Jahan, mentioning that she doesn’t deserve the humble treatment after what has panned out beforehand.