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August 22, 2010Posted on 08/22/2010 in Indian cricket
Zaheer reflects on his ten years in international cricket
In an interview with Deccan Herald, Zaheer Khan reflects on a decade well spent as part of the Indian team and talks about being the pace spearhead, dealing with injury, winning abroad and India’s journey to becoming the No. 1 Test side.
It has been a wonderful journey. I am very proud of the fact that I have dealt with whatever situations that were thrown at me in a very confident and positive way. I have my share of injuries, some were really bad, but I have dealt with it. It’s not easy for any fast bowler to play this long in sub-continental conditions. That’s precisely why I admire pace bowlers from sub-continent, right from Kapil paaji to Imran Khan, Srinath, Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis Chaminda Vaas and so on. They have played for a longer duration in sub-continental conditions and they are all legends. It’s quite satisfactory and a humbling experience to stand on the same line.