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Zaheer Khan expresses concerns over India's flexible cricket strategy, emphasizing balance, stability, and clear protocols for team success.

Zaheer Khan on India's Flexible Strategy Concerns

Zaheer Khan questions India's flexible strategy under Gautam Gambhir

Zaheer Khan raises concerns about India's flexible strategies, urging balance and alignment to avoid player insecurity.

Zaheer Khan, a former Indian fast bowler, has raised concerns about the potential downsides of "excessive flexibility" in the Indian cricket team's approach under coach Gautam Gambhir. His remarks likely refer to India's experimentation with their batting order in the first two ODIs against England, where they emerged victorious by four wickets in each game.
Speaking on Cricbuzz, Zaheer highlighted the importance of having a balance between flexibility and stability. "There's always room for flexibility in a lineup, especially from the number three spot onward. However, within this flexibility, some protocols must be followed to ensure smooth functioning," Zaheer explained.
He warned that without proper communication and protocols, players might feel insecure, which could eventually affect team performance. "This insecurity can become a problem if not addressed. It&rsquo;s crucial to be prepared for such scenarios," he noted.
Zaheer elaborated by comparing the current approach with that of former coach Rahul Dravid, stating that different situations call for adaptation rather than judging an approach as inherently good or bad. "All stakeholders, including senior management, players, and selectors, need to be aligned for the system to work effectively," he added.
Ahead of the upcoming Champions Trophy, India has been experimenting with its batting line-up. In the recent ODIs against England, Shreyas Iyer was sent in at number four, followed by Axar Patel, KL Rahul, Hardik Pandya, and then Ravindra Jadeja.
Interestingly, KL Rahul was selected over the left-handed wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant for these matches. Rahul, known for his opening role in the Test series against Australia and the IPL, took on a middle-order position in this series, highlighting the team's current experimentations.

At 41, Anderson continues to lead the England attack and is two short of becoming the first fast bowler in the history of the sport to breach the 700-wicket mark.

Zaheer Khan was someone I used to watch a lot to try and learn from: James Anderson

James Anderson, England's greatest fast bowler with nearly 1000 international wickets, said that he learnt a few elements of pace bowling, including reverse swing, from Indian great Zaheer Khan.

At 41, Anderson continues to lead the England attack and is two short of becoming the first fast bowler in the history of the sport to breach the 700-wicket mark.

James Anderson, England's greatest fast bowler with unparalleled longevity and nearly 1000 international wickets, said that he learnt a few elements of pace bowling, including reverse swing, from Indian great Zaheer Khan.
At 41, Anderson continues to lead the England attack and is two short of becoming the first fast bowler in the history of the sport to breach the 700-wicket mark.
Spin legends Muttiah Muralitharan and the late Shane Warne are the only bowlers with 700-plus wickets in Test cricket.
"For me, Zaheer Khan was someone I used to watch a lot to try and learn from. How he used the reverse swing, how he covered the ball when he ran into bowl, that's something I tried to sort of develop on the back of playing against him quite a few times here," Anderson told JioCinema.
Zaheer, one of India's finest seamers, played his last Test in 2014 when Anderson was at the top of his game.
Among the current lot of Indian pacers, Anderson is most impressed by Jasprit Bumrah's ability, calling him a "great exponent" of reverse swing.
Asked about Bumrah's match-winning performance in the second Test against England, Anderson said, "With someone of his quality you expect that standard from him. You know that reverse swing can play a big part in India and he's a great exponent of it. He's got good pace and is very accurate, very consistent.
"That yorker we saw to Ollie Pope, he's got that up his sleeve as well. It's not a fluke that he's got to number one in the world. He's a world-class bowler and from our point of view we weren't surprised that he put up a performance like that."
The seasoned Englishman added, "There are not many better bowlers than Bumrah, Shami and Siraj. They're world-class bowlers. You put Ishant Sharma in there as well, and that's a really strong bowling attack." Anderson's longevity in the game can be ascertained by the fact that his current England teammates such as Shoaib Bashir and Rehan Ahmed were not even born when he made his Test debut way back in 2002.
Having played 186 Tests and 194 ODIs over the last 22 years, Anderson's desire to be competitive remains intact.
On comparing his longevity to other sporting legends, Anderson said, "Yeah, I guess you do look at things like that, but to be honest, I just go with the feel of me and my body. I don't feel like I'm 41 years and 200 days old. You know, I still feel young.
"I can keep up with the young guys in training. I can still bowl the speeds that I want to, I can still deliver the skills that I want to. So, for me that's the most important thing. Age is just a number and it's pretty irrelevant from my thought process."
When the discussion turned to reverse swing, Anderson said the art remains relevant even in an age dominated by T20 cricket.
"I don't think it's dying. Because of the growth of white-ball cricket in recent times, the focus has moved to change of pace and different deliveries like yorkers, and things like that.
"But for me, in Test cricket, we've seen throughout this series already that swing can play a big part.
"The way Bumrah's bowled, I think, has been amazing to watch. That reverse swing spell in the second Test was one of the best you'll see. For me, I think there's still people out there wanting to learn the skills and it's not easy to do."
With star batter Virat Kohli skipping the ongoing Test series due to personal reasons, Anderson said he missed bowling to the Indian maestro because he had had some fascinating duels.
"You always want to play against the best players. And it's been a shame that he's not been a part of the series. We have had some great battles over the years."

"Batting is an area of concern that needs to be addressed because, given the conditions and the pitch, India has performed better in the past," Zaheer remarked.

Zaheer Khan identifies India's batting concerns despite big knocks from Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill

"Batting is an area of concern that needs to be addressed" 

Despite India's win in the Vizag Test, Zaheer Khan believes the hosts' batting was not up to the mark.

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<h2>"Batting is an area of concern that needs to be addressed because, given the conditions and the pitch, India has performed better in the past," Zaheer remarked.</h2>

Former Indian fast bowler Zaheer Khan has drawn attention to the vulnerabilities in India's batting lineup during the ongoing series against England, emphasizing that one shouldn't overlook the frailties despite the exceptional performances from Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill in the second Test.
According to Zaheer, India's batsmen failed to deliver collectively in the second Test, relying heavily on Jaiswal's magnificent 209 in the first innings and Gill's resilient 104-run innings in the second, along with Jasprit Bumrah's outstanding bowling display, to clinch a crucial 106-run win and level the series.
"Batting is an area of concern that needs to be addressed because, given the conditions and the pitch, India has performed better in the past," Zaheer remarked on JioCinema.
Despite setting England a challenging target of 399 runs, only Zak Crawley managed to surpass the half-century mark in their second innings, yet the visitors nearly reached the 300-run mark.
"Looking at England's second innings, there was only one half-century scored, but they still managed to accumulate close to 300 runs. This highlights the importance of collective effort. While we witnessed two outstanding innings from Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, there is significant room for improvement with the bat," Zaheer emphasized.
India's situation seemed dire after suffering a shocking 28-run defeat in the series opener, compounded by the absence of key players like Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja, and Mohammed Shami due to injury during the Vizag Test.
"When you're trailing in a series, you need aggression, resilience, and belief to ensure a comeback and level the series. Rohit Sharma's leadership was instrumental in inspiring such individual performances from the players," Zaheer noted.
The upcoming third Test of the five-match series, an integral part of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) cycle, is scheduled to commence on February 15 in Rajkot.
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In the absence of Shreyas, Suryakumar Yadav failed miserably as he got dismissed with three consecutive golden ducks against Australia, thus failing to grab the vacant number 4 spot in batting order

'We are in the same boat again' - Zaheer Khan on number 4 conundrum ahead of ODI World Cup

India's former pacer Zaheer Khan cautioned the Rohit Sharma-led side ahead of ODI World Cup later in the year, stating the team is in the same boat as in the 2019 ODI World Cup. 

In the absence of Shreyas, Suryakumar Yadav failed miserably as he got dismissed with three consecutive golden ducks against Australia, thus failing to grab the vacant number 4 spot in batting order

India's former pacer Zaheer Khan cautioned the Rohit Sharma-led side ahead of ODI World Cup later in the year, stating the team is in the same boat as in the 2019 ODI World Cup.&nbsp;
Leading to the mega event four years ago, India were struggling to find a permanent batter at the number 4 position.&nbsp;
In a conversation with Cricbuzz, Zaheer said the management is in the same boat as in 2019, they have to figure out the number 4 option again.&nbsp;
He also stated that the management has to look beyond Shreyas Iyer, India's designated number 4, given he has been nursing his injuries and is expected to be on a long break.&nbsp;
In the absence of Shreyas, Suryakumar Yadav failed miserably as he got dismissed with three consecutive golden ducks against Australia.
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal thinks that the Indian cricket team have finally found their next Zaheer Khan in the name of young pacer Arshdeep Singh after the 23-year-old impressed with his bowling against South Africa.

Former Pakistani player believes India have found their ‘New Zaheer Khan’

"India Have Found Their New Zaheer Khan" says former Pakistan player for Team India's young and talented pacer.

Here's the pacer in question

The recent bowling shenanigans of young pacer Arshdeep Singh has former Pakistan player Kamran Akmal calling him "India's new Zaheer Khan"

Former Pakistan wicket keeper-batter Kamran Akmal thinks that the Indian cricket team have finally found their next Zaheer Khan in pacer Arshdeep Singh.
Calling the 23-year-old an incredible bowler, Akmal said he has been very impressed with Arshdeep Singh.
Arshdeep, who wreaked havoc on the South African batsmen in Thiruvananthapuram , picked up the Player of the Match award for his brilliant bowling spell of 3 for 32.
While calling Arshdeep the next Zaheer on his Youtube channel, Akmal said, &ldquo;Arshdeep has both, pace and swing, and he has that bowling intelligence. He's mentally strong and knows his abilities, and uses them according to the conditions.&rdquo;

In order to take a global role in the franchise, Mahela Jayawardene stepped down as the head coach of Mumbai Indians on Wednesday.
He will now oversee the coaching and scouting of all three teams of Mumbai Indians. Overall, the Mumbai-based franchise has three teams -- Mumbai Indians in IPL, MI Emirates in the ILT20, and MI Cape Town in SA20.
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Meanwhile, the director of cricket operations Zaheer Khan has been elevated to global head of cricket development for the three teams. While the franchise will reveal the new head coach of the IPL team in due course, ESPNcricinfo reported.
The streamlining of the top roles in the coaching staff came after MI owners bought the two new teams.
Jayawardene was the head coach of Mumbai Indians since the 2017 edition and helped the team clinch three IPL titles.

IPL 2023: Mahela Jayawardene steps down as Mumbai Indians' head coach

Mahela Jayawardene stepped down as the head coach of Mumbai Indians on Wednesday but the Sri Lankan will continue to be with the 5-time IPL champions

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The streamlining of the top roles in the coaching staff of Mumbai Indians came after the owners bought the two new teams

In order to take a global role in the franchise, Mahela Jayawardene stepped down as the head coach of Mumbai Indians on Wednesday.
He will now oversee the coaching and scouting of all three teams of Mumbai Indians. Overall, the Mumbai-based franchise has three teams -- Mumbai Indians in IPL, MI Emirates in the ILT20, and MI Cape Town in SA20.
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Meanwhile, the director of cricket operations Zaheer Khan has been elevated to global head of cricket development for the three teams. The franchise will reveal the new head coach of the IPL team in due course, ESPNcricinfo reported.
The streamlining of the top roles in the coaching staff came after MI owners bought the two new teams.
Jayawardene was the head coach of Mumbai Indians since the 2017 edition and helped the team clinch three IPL titles.

Mumbai Indians didn't play all their cards at the start of the IPL 2022 mega auction but later went all out for England's Jofra Archer and bought the fast bowler for ₹8 crore.
Fans are now eagerly waiting to see Archer and Jasprit Bumrah bowl in tandem but they will have to wait a little longer. The English pacer is not available for this season of the IPL and will only join the Mumbai Indians' squad from the 2023 edition. However, MI's director of cricket operations Zaheer Khan feels that it's worth the wait. 
The former India pacer said that he is eagerly waiting for the partnership to go on the field. 'To see two legendary fast bowlers bowling in tandem and I'm glad that it seems possible and will be worth the wait,' added Zaheer.
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'Worth the wait': Zaheer Khan on Bumrah-Archer bowling together in IPL

Though Jofra Archer will be available to play for the Mumbai Indians only from the 2023 edition of the IPL, Zaheer Khan feels that it's worth the wait to see him bowl alongside Jasprit Bumrah

Mumbai Indians didn't play all their cards at the start of the IPL 2022 mega auction but later went all out for England's Jofra Archer and bought the fast bowler for&nbsp;₹8 crore.
Fans are now eagerly waiting to see Archer and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;bowl in tandem but they will have to wait a little longer. The English pacer is not available for this season of the IPL&nbsp;and will only join the Mumbai&nbsp;Indians' squad from the 2023 edition. However, MI's director of cricket operations&nbsp;Zaheer&nbsp;Khan feels that it's worth the wait.&nbsp;
The former India pacer said that he is eagerly waiting for the partnership to go on the field. 'To see two legendary fast bowlers bowling in tandem and I'm glad that it seems possible and will be worth the wait,' added Zaheer.

Though Jofra Archer will be available to play for the Mumbai Indians only from the 2023 edition of the IPL, Zaheer Khan feels that it's worth the wait to see him bowl alongside Jasprit Bumrah

Mumbai Indians didn't play all their cards at the start of the IPL 2022 mega auction but later went all out for England's Jofra Archer and bought the fast bowler for&nbsp;₹8 crore.
Fans are now eagerly waiting to see Archer and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;bowl in tandem but they will have to wait a little longer. The English pacer is not available for this season of the IPL&nbsp;and will only join the Mumbai&nbsp;Indians' squad from the 2023 edition. However, MI's director of cricket operations&nbsp;Zaheer&nbsp;Khan feels that it's worth the wait.&nbsp;
The former India pacer said that he is eagerly waiting for the partnership to go on the field. 'To see two legendary fast bowlers bowling in tandem and I'm glad that it seems possible and will be worth the wait,' added Zaheer.
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