Pace spearhead Mohammed Shami said his performances can fluctuate as he is not a machine, but credited domestic cricket and peak fitness for keeping him match-ready as his decisive showing sealed Lucknow Super Giants’ crucial win in the IPL on Sunday. Shami returned excellent figures of 2 for 9, including bowling as many as 18 dot balls as LSG beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by five wickets. “If you want to play, it’s important to be in touch with the game. If you’re fit only then can you work on your skills. That’s why I kept in touch with the game and played all the domestic games,” he said. Shami, 35, endured a challenging IPL 2025 season with Sunrisers Hyderabad following a return from injury. He took only 6 wickets in 9 matches with a high economy rate of 11.23. “I am not a machine. My season can go up and down. I have performed well in the last few years. People have not noticed, thats different. But I always try to do well,” he told reporters …