Mohammed Shami has said his recovery from an ankle injury is "on track" and that he hopes to make a comeback during India's five-Test series against England starting on January 25. "My restoration is well on target and the clinical specialists at NCA are content with my advancement," he told Seasons of India. "There is slight firmness in my lower leg however that is fine. I have begun my instructional meetings and I accept I will actually want to get back in the saddle in the Britain series. Shami was remembered for India's Test crew for the two matches in South Africa, dependent upon wellness. He didn't go with the group and was consequently removed from the series, which India drew 1-1 by winning the second Test in Cape Town, after not recuperating in time. He was not named in India's T20I crew for the matches against Afghanistan on January 11, 14 and 17. "We did well in the subsequent Test," Shami said about India's presentation in South Africa. "Everybody contributed and our bowling exertion was splendid. It was a splendid rebound by India to even out the series. Sadly I missed it on account of injury yet I need to return to cutthroat cricket quickly. Ideally you can see me back in real life against Britain." Shami was the beneficiary of the Arjuna Grant, India's second-most elevated wearing distinction after the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna, and was in Delhi to get it on January 9. He was the most noteworthy wicket-taker at the 2023 ODI World Cup, with 24 wickets in only seven games at a normal of 10.70 and strike pace of 12.20. India play Britain in five Tests in Hyderabad (Jan 25-29), Visakhapatnam (Feb 2-6), Rajkot (Feb 15-19), Ranchi (Feb 23-27) and Dharamsala (Blemish 7-11). The series will be India's third in the continuous World Test Title cycle, where they presently are in runner up behind Australia.