IPL 2018: Mohammed Shami joins Delhi Daredevils' training camp after recuperating from head injury

New Delhi: Troubled Indian pacer Mohammed Shami finally joined the Delhi Daredevils training on Monday ahead of the Indian Premier League, starting 7 April. [caption id=“attachment_4393453” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] File image of Mohammed Shami. AFP[/caption] Shami has had a rough time off the field with his wife Hasin Jahan filing a police complaint against him for domestic violence. He also sustained a head injury after his vehicle collided with a truck when he was on way to Delhi from Dehradun following a short training stint at Abhimanyu Cricket Academy (ACA), which is run by Bengal batsman and India A player Abhimanyu Easwaran’s father. At the Kotla, Shami was seen doing the fitness drills besides some catching practice ahead of the warm-up game. In an indication that the injury has not fully healed, the 28-year-old’s forehead was covered with a band-aid. With his off-field troubles mounting, it seemed at one stage that Shami will not play in the IPL. However, his participation was cleared the moment the BCCI offered him a fresh central contract, which it had withheld following his wife’s police complaint. The BCCI had decided to withhold Shami’s contract after his wife Jahan made a series of allegations, including adultery and domestic violence, and lodged a police complaint against him. Shami has denied all the allegations.