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World Cup 2023: Former India pacer Zaheer Khan on Thursday said he was “puzzled” over the fact that a string of fast bowlers are spending time away from the field nursing repetitive injuries, adding that something is going wrong somewhere for them to suffer such “big injuries”. Follow ICC World Cup 2023 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN. Apart from Jasprit Bumrah, who has been out of action for several months, right-arm pacers Deepak Chahar and Prasidh Krishna have also missed cricket for a long period. Chahar did make a comeback in the ongoing IPL, but missed a few games in between for Chennai Super Kings due to a hamstring injury while Prasidh has had back-related troubles resulting in a stress fracture. World Cup 2023: Ravi Shastri wants IPL stars to make India’s World Cup squad, says ‘Jaiswal, Gaikwad can push for selection’ “I am equally puzzled as you on this. You have mentioned the bowlers but there also are some batters who are having some serious injuries. That is something which is beyond my understanding and it has to do with the combination for sure,” Zaheer told the media during an interaction organised by Jio Cinema. “Some things need to be looked at carefully in terms of how they are approaching the whole season, their training and their rest-to-recovery ratios and a whole lot of other things. “It is very difficult to pin-point at just one word (to describe) exactly what is going on but I would say, yes, there is something going wrong somewhere for all these ...

Table of Contents • • • • • • Zaheer Khan is a former Indian cricketer and a legendary fast bowler. He is among the very best to have held the ball for the Men in Blue in all 3 formats of the game. Zaheer Khan was one of the very few left-arm pacers in the Indian side to end his career as one of the greatest new-ball bowlers of all-time. He was indeed an invaluable asset for the Indian side starving for fast-bowling talent in the early 2000s. Zaheer was a great red ball-bowler who was equally talented with the white ball. In fact, Zaheer remains the second-highest wicket-taker among the Indian fast bowlers in Test cricket, behind only the legendary [display-table] Zaheer Khan Biography Early Life Zaheer was born on 7 October 1978 in Shrirampur in Ahmednagar District of Maharashtra to Bakhtiyar and Zakia Khan. He played in the local Revenue Colony Cricket Club (RCC) in Shrirampur after which he started his career in Pune. In 1996, Zaheer came to Mumbai where he used to stay in a small room in a hospital. He trained in the National Cricket Camp under veteran coach Sudhir Naik and participated in the Kanga Cricket League, Comrade Shield and the Following his consistent match-winning performances with the bowl, Zaheer was sent to MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai for better training and recognition. Impressed by Zaheer’s talent, T A Shekhar, the bowling coach at MRF academy, pushed Zaheer into the Baroda Team. Zaheer continued with his magical run in the cricket with Baroda, help...

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The 2023 ACC Men's Premier Cup was a The Squads [ ] • • • • Sohail Ahmed • Waseeq Ahmed • • • Shahbaz Badar ( • Rizwan Butt • Ali Dawood • • Sai Sarthak • Sathaiya Veerapathiran • Muhammad Younis • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Clinto Anto • • • • Parvindar Kumar • Sayed Monib • Usman Patel ( • Yasin Patel • • • • • • Muhammad Amir • Wan Azam • • Rizwan Haider • • • • • • • Vijay Unni • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Amir Farooq • • • • • • Muhammad Murad • • • • Valeed Veetil • Sandun Withanage • Hisham Sheikh ( • Zain Ul Abidin ( • Ishtiaq Ahmad • Manan Ali • Imran Arif • Atif-Ur-Rehman • Ahmed Baladraf • Haseeb Ghafoor ( • Saad Khan • Usman Najeeb • Waqar Ul Hassan • Abdul Waheed • Abdul Wahid • Zuhair • • • Abdul Rahman Bhadelia • Adwitya Bhargava • • • Ramesh Kalimuthu • Amartya Kaul • Vinit Mehta • Aaryan Modi • Thilipan Omaidurai • Prasheen Param • • • • Sidhant Srikanth • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Warm-up matches [ ] • Czarsportz . Retrieved 31 January 2023. • Kuensel . Retrieved 10 February 2023. • Arab News . Retrieved 17 April 2023. • Cricnepal . Retrieved 1 February 2023. • (PDF). Asian Cricket Council . Retrieved 8 February 2023. • Kathmandu Post . Retrieved 24 March 2023. • risingbd.com (in Bengali) . Retrieved 5 January 2023. • @ACCMedia1 (23 March 2023). • Cricbuzz . Retrieved 5 March 2023. • Cricbuzz . Retrieved 2 May 2023. • Cricnepal . Retrieved 2 May 2023. • India Today . Retrieved 2 May 2023. • International Cricket C...

Former India pacer Zaheer Khan on Thursday said he was "puzzled" over the fact that a string of fast bowlers are spending time away from the field nursing repetitive injuries, adding that something is going wrong somewhere for them to suffer such "big injuries". Apart from Jasprit Bumrah, who has been out of action for several months, right-arm pacers Deepak Chahar and Prasidh Krishna have also missed cricket for a long period. Chahar did make a comeback in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL), but missed a few games in between for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) due to a hamstring injury, while Prasidh has had back-related troubles resulting in a stress fracture. "I am equally puzzled as you on this. You have mentioned the bowlers, but there also are some batters who are having some serious injuries. That is something which is beyond my understanding, and it has to do with the combination for sure," Zaheer told the media during an interaction organised by Jio Cinema. "Some things need to be looked at carefully in terms of how they are approaching the whole season, their training and their rest-to-recovery ratios and a whole lot of other things. It is very difficult to pinpoint at just one word [to describe] exactly what is going on, but I would say, yes, there is something going wrong somewhere for all these guys to get such big injuries," he added. CATCH ALL IPL 2023 UPDATES HERE But Zaheer was pleased with the way the other two key Indian pacers, Mohammad Shami and Mohamme...

An Indian fast bowler who could bowl genuinely quick, reverse the old ball and dish out searing yorkers was a combination unheard of and when Zaheer Khan gave a glimpse of possessing this talent, Indian cricket opened its arms for him like a mother waiting for his child to return home. Zaheer sacrificed a career in engineering for cricket and he had instant results to justify the call. Only after a year in domestic cricket, he was called up to the national side for the ICC Knockout Trophy in 2000. He made impact right away taking 3 for 48 on his debut. He was handed the Test cap in the very same year and he was among the wickets yet again. He formed a good partnership with the likes of Javagal Srinath, Ashish Nehra and was instrumental in India reaching the 2003 World Cup finals. Though it was on the big day that things went awry for him. After a duel with Matthew Hayden, Khan lost the plot and ended up conceding 67 runs in his 7 overs. Many Indian fans still remember and rue the spell till date. Zaheer signed up with Worcestershire in 2006 as their overseas player. He took as many as 78 wickets for them and showed the world that he still had it in him. It was there where he got the nickname “Zippy Zakky.” A much leaner and fitter Zak was recalled to the international team for India and became a regular for them. In the Nottingham Test in 2007, after being triggered by the “Jelly Beans” incident, he racked up a five-fer to set up India’s famous win. He was a key figure for...

Batting Stats View All Game Type Mat Inn R BF NO Avg S/R 100s 50s H 4s 6s Ct St ODIs 200 101 792 1078 35 12.00 73.46 0 0 34 69 24 43 0 TESTs 92 127 1231 2381 24 11.95 51.70 0 3 75 141 28 19 0 T20Is 17 4 13 10 2 6.50 130.00 0 0 9 0 1 2 0 T20s 138 49 191 221 27 8.68 86.42 0 0 26 17 3 30 0 LISTAs 253 129 1047 0 43 12.17 0 0 0 42 0 0 57 0 FIRSTCLASS 169 223 2489 0 40 13.60 0 0 5 75 0 0 46 0 Bowling Stats View All Game Type Mat Inn O R W Avg E/R Best 5w 10w ODIs 200 197 1682.5 8301 282 29.43 4.93 5/42 1 0 TESTs 92 165 3130.5 10247 311 32.94 3.27 10/149 11 1 T20Is 17 17 58.4 448 17 26.35 7.63 4/19 0 0 T20s 138 137 507.2 3802 139 27.35 7.49 4/17 0 0 LISTAs 253 0 2124.1 10404 357 29.14 4.89 5/42 1 0 FIRSTCLASS 169 0 5713.1 18799 672 27.97 3.29 0 35 8 Zaheer Khan News Zaheer Khan Biography Zaheer Khan is a former Indian cricketer. He was born on October 7, 1978 at Shrirampur, Maharashtra, India. He was a left-arm fast-medium bowler and a right-handed batsman. Zaheer was one of the finest fast bowlers to have played for India. He is the second-most successful pace bowler for India in Test cricket. Background Zaheer Khan started his career by playing for Baroda in the Ranji Trophy in 1999-2000 season. After playing for Baroda, he played for Mumbai from 2006 to 2014. He also had the experience of playing county cricket for Surrey and Worcestershire in the years 2004 and 2006 respectively. He started his Indian Premier League career playing for the Royal Challengers Bangalore. He later...

The 2023 ACC Men's Premier Cup was a The Squads [ ] • • • • Sohail Ahmed • Waseeq Ahmed • • • Shahbaz Badar ( • Rizwan Butt • Ali Dawood • • Sai Sarthak • Sathaiya Veerapathiran • Muhammad Younis • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Clinto Anto • • • • Parvindar Kumar • Sayed Monib • Usman Patel ( • Yasin Patel • • • • • • Muhammad Amir • Wan Azam • • Rizwan Haider • • • • • • • Vijay Unni • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Amir Farooq • • • • • • Muhammad Murad • • • • Valeed Veetil • Sandun Withanage • Hisham Sheikh ( • Zain Ul Abidin ( • Ishtiaq Ahmad • Manan Ali • Imran Arif • Atif-Ur-Rehman • Ahmed Baladraf • Haseeb Ghafoor ( • Saad Khan • Usman Najeeb • Waqar Ul Hassan • Abdul Waheed • Abdul Wahid • Zuhair • • • Abdul Rahman Bhadelia • Adwitya Bhargava • • • Ramesh Kalimuthu • Amartya Kaul • Vinit Mehta • Aaryan Modi • Thilipan Omaidurai • Prasheen Param • • • • Sidhant Srikanth • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Warm-up matches [ ] • Czarsportz . Retrieved 31 January 2023. • Kuensel . Retrieved 10 February 2023. • Arab News . Retrieved 17 April 2023. • Cricnepal . Retrieved 1 February 2023. • (PDF). Asian Cricket Council . Retrieved 8 February 2023. • Kathmandu Post . Retrieved 24 March 2023. • risingbd.com (in Bengali) . Retrieved 5 January 2023. • @ACCMedia1 (23 March 2023). • Cricbuzz . Retrieved 5 March 2023. • Cricbuzz . Retrieved 2 May 2023. • Cricnepal . Retrieved 2 May 2023. • India Today . Retrieved 2 May 2023. • International Cricket C...

Former India pacer Zaheer Khan on Thursday said he was "puzzled" over the fact that a string of fast bowlers are spending time away from the field nursing repetitive injuries, adding that something is going wrong somewhere for them to suffer such "big injuries". Apart from Jasprit Bumrah, who has been out of action for several months, right-arm pacers Deepak Chahar and Prasidh Krishna have also missed cricket for a long period. Chahar did make a comeback in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL), but missed a few games in between for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) due to a hamstring injury, while Prasidh has had back-related troubles resulting in a stress fracture. "I am equally puzzled as you on this. You have mentioned the bowlers, but there also are some batters who are having some serious injuries. That is something which is beyond my understanding, and it has to do with the combination for sure," Zaheer told the media during an interaction organised by Jio Cinema. "Some things need to be looked at carefully in terms of how they are approaching the whole season, their training and their rest-to-recovery ratios and a whole lot of other things. It is very difficult to pinpoint at just one word [to describe] exactly what is going on, but I would say, yes, there is something going wrong somewhere for all these guys to get such big injuries," he added. CATCH ALL IPL 2023 UPDATES HERE But Zaheer was pleased with the way the other two key Indian pacers, Mohammad Shami and Mohamme...

An Indian fast bowler who could bowl genuinely quick, reverse the old ball and dish out searing yorkers was a combination unheard of and when Zaheer Khan gave a glimpse of possessing this talent, Indian cricket opened its arms for him like a mother waiting for his child to return home. Zaheer sacrificed a career in engineering for cricket and he had instant results to justify the call. Only after a year in domestic cricket, he was called up to the national side for the ICC Knockout Trophy in 2000. He made impact right away taking 3 for 48 on his debut. He was handed the Test cap in the very same year and he was among the wickets yet again. He formed a good partnership with the likes of Javagal Srinath, Ashish Nehra and was instrumental in India reaching the 2003 World Cup finals. Though it was on the big day that things went awry for him. After a duel with Matthew Hayden, Khan lost the plot and ended up conceding 67 runs in his 7 overs. Many Indian fans still remember and rue the spell till date. Zaheer signed up with Worcestershire in 2006 as their overseas player. He took as many as 78 wickets for them and showed the world that he still had it in him. It was there where he got the nickname “Zippy Zakky.” A much leaner and fitter Zak was recalled to the international team for India and became a regular for them. In the Nottingham Test in 2007, after being triggered by the “Jelly Beans” incident, he racked up a five-fer to set up India’s famous win. He was a key figure for...