Thrice I thought of committing suicide: Shami
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India speedster Mohammed Shami on Saturday revealed that he contemplated committing suicide at least thrice when he was enduring a difficult phase of his life in 2018. Shami faced allegations of domestic violence and was booked after his wife Hasin Jahan lodged a complaint against him.
"During that period there was also a personal crisis in my life. You won't believe it but I contemplated committing suicide three times during that period," Shami told his India teammate Rohit Sharma during an Instagram live session. "My family members were worried that I might end up doing something drastic. I was just not able to think about cricket at that point." Shami said his family stood like a rock with him and that support helped him get back on his feet.
"Then my family explained that every problem has a solution no matter how big the problem. My brother supported me a lot. My 2-3 friends used to stay with me for 24 hours. "My parents asked me to focus on cricket to recover from that phase and not think about anything else. I started training then and sweated it out a lot at an academy in Dehradun," Shami said.
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