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WTC Final: 'I never regret missing out on five-wicket hauls,' says Mohammed Shami

Talking about strategy in the potential fourth innings of the match against Kiwis, Shami believes that India needs runs on the board and a plan to execute it.

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India's Mohammed Shami appeals for the wicket of a New Zealand batsman during the fifth day of the World Test Championship final cricket match between New Zealand and India, at the Rose Bowl in Southampton, England. Pic/AP, PTI

India's Mohammed Shami appeals for the wicket of a New Zealand batsman during the fifth day of the World Test Championship final cricket match between New Zealand and India, at the Rose Bowl in Southampton, England. Pic/AP, PTI

Indian pacer Mohammed Shami never regrets missing out on a five-wicket haul as he threw some light on what India's plan might be on the final day of the World Test Championship Final against New Zealand here at Ageas Bowl.

"I never regret missing out on five-wicket hauls or other such achievements. Such thoughts don't cross our minds. I love playing for my country and that is it," Shami, India's man of the day with four wickets, said in a post-match conference.

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