New Delhi, April 27: Delhi bowling coach James Hopes has revealed that his personal problems with his wife, Hasan Jahan might be the core reason for his spoilt show in the ongoing edition of the VIVO IPL 2018.
The India cricket team speedster also sustained a head injury ahead of the lucrative T20 season when he was on his way to Delhi from Dehradun. However, Shami who was initially barred by the BCCI to present the central contract was later cleared by the board to play in the league.
Hopes reportedly said that he thinks there are some personal problems going on in his life and that is why he is not being able to concentrate on his own game.
However, Hopes also said that the season is yet not over for the Delhi pacer and he might take some time to recover from his personal woes.
Earlier, following the shameful act of sexual violence that took place in Kathua, India cricket team pacer Mohammed Shami’s wife has claimed that she feels alike the 8-year-old victim after being cheated by the Delhi franchise speedster. Hasan in a recent video that was made during a support candle march for the victim claimed about how she felt after the alleged misbehavior conducted by her husband.
According to reports, Hasan also allegedly said that Mohammed Sahmi wanted to get her killed after physical misconduct and various other wrongdoings. Hasan had also said that the speedster was involved in various monetary transactions with a Pakistani girl and had spent a night with her in a hotel.
Adding to that, Hasan also brought into notice some screenshots from the chat that took place between Shami and the girl from the neighbouring country. However, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) which had earlier barred the speedster from giving a central contract later returned to hand him a contract.
Shami, post all the allegations that took place over him is currently participating in the ongoing season of the IPL. He is the spearhead pacer for the Delhi franchise in the 2018 season.
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