Zaheer Khan file photo.© BCCI
Zaheer Khan, a former Indian Bowler and Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) player for the Indian Premier League, said it would be an honor if he had the opportunity to train the India team. “It would be an honor to train Team India,” Zaheer Khan told Boria Majumdar in Kolkata during a CII event, according to a video published by Revsportz on their round X. The fast left arm launcher continued to participate in the Premier Indian League (IPL) for two additional years before retiring in 2017. After his retirement, Zaheer Khan worked as a Bowling coach Mumbai Indians in international cricket before accepting a mentor position at LSG in 2024.
Zaheer Khan made his debut during the CIP Cup ICC in 2000 and immediately made the headlines when he sent a York Steve Waugh, the fighter for the rhythm. An Indian Pacer was a discovery once in the month of one, and its ability to make quick to death, to move the ball from the bridge and in the air, and to maintain its rhythm distinguishes it from rapid quisors more metronomic to which India was used to it.
In his illustrious international career, Zaheer has recovered 311 test windows in 92 games and 610 overall squamps in 309 international games in all men’s formats in blue.
Zaheer was a member of the winning team of the 2011 World Cup and the ICC 2002 Champions Trophy team, which India shared with Sri Lanka due to a lack of results in the final.
Zaheer represented the Indians of Mumbai, the Royaux Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Daredevils in IPL. He played 100 games in the IPL and won 102 counters at an economic rate of 7.59.
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