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Shami rubbishes rape allegations against his brother

Mohammed Shami shoots down rape allegations levelled by his wife Hasin Jahan against his brother

By Unnikrishnan
Mohammed Shami

Bengaluru, March 16: The ugly spat between India pacer Mohammed Shami and his wife Hasin Jahan seems to be getting uglier by each passing day. Shami on Friday (March 16) admitted that his hopes of reuniting with wife are over.

"All hopes of re-uniting with my wife are over," said Shami.

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It's been a week since the whole saga has been in the news. The pacer's career and reputation have taken a bad hit after his wife made some sensational allegations, claiming that he had extra-marital affairs and was involved in domestic violence.

Hasin Jahan

Jahan also alleged that Shami wanted her to have physical relations with his brother, but the cricketer rubbished his wife's allegations, saying he has enough evidence to prove his innocence.

"I have evidence to prove my innocence," said Shami.

"We were playing a Test from December 2 to 6. On December 6th, we attended Bhuvi's [Bhuvneshwar Kumar] reception at the Taj [hotel] in Delhi. We checked out on December 7 at 10am. It was about 3.30pm by the time we reached our hometown. That is the day she accused my brother of rape.

"I was wearing a sleeveless jacket. Later on, when I reached the farmhouse, she pinged to ask why I was wearing a sleeveless jacket. My brother does not stay with me. He does not even come in the picture." said Shami.

Meanwhile, Hasin Jahan sent the documents related to her complaints against Shami to the BCCI's Committee of Administrators (CoA) chairman Vinod Rai for a probe into her allegations of corruption.

Story first published: Friday, March 16, 2018, 12:35 [IST]
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