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Sydney Test: It's not correct to say India are struggling, insists Shami

Indian pacer Mohammed Shami defends India's weak bowling attack and stresses it's tough to bowl on a flat pitch at the ongoing fourth and final Test iagainst Australia at SCG

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Mohammad Shami celebrates the wicket of Shaun Marsh in Sydney yesterday

Mohammad Shami celebrates the wicket of Shaun Marsh in Sydney yesterday

Sydney: He managed to notch up a five-wicket haul but Indian medium pacer Mohammad Shami yesterday said it was tough to bowl on the flat deck here and his team's bowlers should not be criticised for conceding 572 runs to Australia in the ongoing fourth and final Test.

Mohammad Shami celebrates the wicket of Shaun Marsh in Sydney yesterday. Pic/Getty Images
Mohammad Shami celebrates the wicket of Shaun Marsh in Sydney yesterday. Pic/Getty Images 

Shami managed figures of 5-112 in the Australian first innings, which closed at 572-7 after which Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul helped India reach 71-1 at close of play.

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