Kolkata (West Bengal) [ India ] April 7 (ANI): Zaheer Khan , former India left-handed fast bowler and Lucknow Super Giants ( LSG ) mentor for the India In the Premier League, he has stated that it would be an honor for him if he were given the chance to lead Team India .

"Having the opportunity to lead Team India ," Zaheer Khan Boria Majumdar was informed during an event organized by CII in Kolkata, as seen in a video shared by RevSportz on their X account.

The left-handed pace bowler then went on to take part in the India In the Indian Premier League (IPL) for an additional two years before retiring in 2017. After he retired, Zaheer Khan served as a bowling mentor for Mumbai India Prior to taking up a role as a mentor, he had experience in international cricket. LSG in 2024.

Zaheer Khan He made his first appearance in the ICC Knockout Cup in 2000 and quickly gained attention by dismissing Steve Waugh with a fast Yorker. India The express pacer was an exceptionally rare find, and his capability to deliver rapid Yorkers towards the end of the innings, make the ball swing both off the pitch and through the air, alongside maintaining his speed, distinguished him from those more consistent fast bowlers. India was used to.

Throughout his distinguished international career, Zaheer claimed 311 Test wickets in 92 games and amassed a total of 610 dismissals in 309 fixtures across all formats for Team India.

Zaheer was part of the squad that won the 2011 Cricket World Cup and the 2002 ICC Champions Trophy. India shared with Sri Lanka because they did not achieve the desired outcomes in the finals.

Zaheer represented the Mumbai India He participated in the Indian Premier League for teams like the Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Daredevils. Over his career, he played in 100 IPL matches and took 102 wickets with an economy rate of 7.59. (ANI)