Shami credits his rhythm as India soarReuters, BENGALURU, IndiaIndia seamer Mohammed Shami said there was no rocket science behind his spectacular five-wicket haul in Thursday’s 302-run Cricket World Cup demolition of Sri Lanka, crediting his success to finding rhythm and keeping his mind uncluttered. India bowlers Mohammed Siraj, left, and Mohammad Shami react during their ICC Cricket World Cup match against Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, India, on Thursday. “No rocket science,” Shami said when informed that none of his World Cup wickets were LBWs. “Just a matter of rhythm, good food, keeping your mind uncluttered and most importantly, the love of the people.”“The support we get in India has a huge role. “So I’ll keep trying to make everyone happy.”Batsman Shubman Gill, who hit a run-a-ball 92 against Sri Lanka, said the bowlers had made their work easier in the tournament.
