A dedicated teacher and coach, Shahid began playing cricket at the age of 15 and later decided to pursue his career in the sports field. He has also worked with international players in the Nepal Premier League.

Dr. Shahid Mohammad is a Physical Education Teacher at Rockwoods High School and a Cricket Coach at Wonder Cement Cricket Academy.

Although he had always enjoyed playing cricket, he didn't decide to pursue it as a career until much later because of his father's transferable job. At the age of fifteen, he began playing cricket professionally. Later, out of enthusiasm, he began coaching cricket.

His greatest accomplishment to date is working with international players in the Nepal Premier League. From them, he picked up a lot of guidance skills for his pupils. He participated in Scouts and Guides and the NCC while attending school. Teaching young pupils about sports makes him happy and satisfied.

Shahid completed his B.Com. from Pacific College, growing up in Udaipur. In physical education, he earned his B.P.Ed., M.P.Ed., and PhD degrees.

He considers Deepak Sharma, the Director of Rockwoods School, as a role model, and he appreciates the work atmosphere there as well as his vision. He also admires Manoj Choudhary, the Head Coach of Wonder Cement Cricket Academy  because he taught him the intricacies of cricket.

In his free time, Shahid enjoys listening to old songs to get motivated since they give him energy.

Speaking about his struggles, Shahid asserts that no one can become a professional player without facing difficulties. His greatest obstacle is that he decided to pursue a career in sports rather late. But he discovered that he was learning something new every day when he took up cricket.

He counsels all the kids who wish to learn to play cricket not to take shortcuts in life. He thinks that using quick routes would never make someone a good player. To become a good cricket player, you have to practise and work hard. He exhorts parents to let their kids participate in sports since it helps them improve their mental and physical skills. Let the youngsters complete whatever has to be done on their own; the parents should assist the child from behind the screen.

Shahid advises the younger players to be inspired by their role models but not to imitate them. Everybody has a unique playing style, thus you will never succeed if you try to emulate others. Only if you play to your strengths will you be able to advance in your career.

Furthermore, he asserts that it's critical to set apart time for yourself, your family, and your work and to give each of them equal attention.