Zaheer Khan announces engagement with actress Sagarika Ghatge
Cricket | April 25, 2017 9:07 ISTThe 38-year-old Zaheer is captaining IPL franchise Delhi Daredevils in the ongoing 10th edition of the cash-rich league.
The 38-year-old Zaheer is captaining IPL franchise Delhi Daredevils in the ongoing 10th edition of the cash-rich league.
It seems that cricketer Zaheer Khan surely has his eyes and heart on Bollywood Divas. After being linked up with actress Isha Sharvani, Zak was all over the news for supposedly dating “Chak De”girl Sagarika
Romantic relationships between cricketers and actresses in not new in this glitzy world and there could be one more such couple on the block. Reports are rife that former Indian fast pacer Zaheer Khan is
Virender Sehwag has built a vast fan following on Twitter owing to his witty tweets, but what takes the cake is his unique style of wishing birthdays to his friends from cricket fraternity and Bollywood celebs.
New Delhi: Veteran off-spinner Harbhajan Singh today backed his former skipper and legendary batsman Rahul Dravid to become the next India head coach, which has been lying vacant for more than a year following the
New Delhi: You may not have heard the name of Deepak Malik in the game of cricket. However, he is the one man to have set a milestone not only for himself but also for
Delhi Daredevils today appointed the left-arm pacer Zaheer Khan as their new skipper for the Vivo IPL 2016.
Mumbai: Former India pacer Zaheer Khan said on Monday that he is confident hosts India will use the subcontinental conditions to good effect and emerge victorious in the upcoming World Twenty20 tournament in March 2016.The
Mumbai: Former India Pacer Zaheer Khan, who recently retired from international cricket, today said that he has achieved everything he wanted to in his career spanning 14 years and there was "no missing link" for
Mumbai: Former India fast bowler and current International Cricket Council (ICC) match referee Javagal Srinath believes that left-arm seamer Zaheer Khan's decision to call time on his career came at the right timeThe 37-year-old Zaheer
Mumbai: Recalling fond memories of time spent on and off the field with recently retired left-arm seamer Zaheer Khan, Indian pacer Ishant Sharma credited the 37-year-old with constant guidance and support which helped to mould him
Mumbai: Recalling fond memories of time spent on and off the field with recently retired left-arm seamer Zaheer Khan, Indian pacer Ishant Sharma credited the 37-year-old with constant guidance and support which helped to mould
Mumbai: Left-arm seamer Zaheer Khan's retirement from international cricket has posed a serious question to India: who can be the next Zaheer? But the man himself believes that current speed star Umesh Yadav has the
Mumbai: Injuries hampered his career all through but Indian pacer Zaheer Khan, who announced his retirement today, said he always took the setbacks in his stride and is proud of the fact that he made
New Delhi: Speedster Zaheer Khan, who announced his retirement today with immediate effect, received immense appreciation from team-mates as well as on social media for his valuable contribution to Team India.Zaheer represented the country in
New Delhi: Iconic Sachin Tendulkar and limited overs captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni led the bandwagon of former and current cricketers praising Zaheer Khan, who ended his international career on Thursday.The 37-year-old Zaheer decided to call
Zaheer Khan has announced his retirement from international cricket after a long innings of almost 15 years. The 37-year-old Zaheer made his debut for India in 2000 and last played for the country in the
New Delhi: Few bowlers in the history of Indian cricket had more control on their craft as Zaheer Khan, who certainly was the finest exponent of left-arm pace bowling that the country has ever produced. There
Left-arm pacer Zaheer Khan announced his retirement from international cricket on Thursday. The 37-year old pacer made the announcement ending his 14-year long international career.Zaheer made his India debut in 2000 and played his last
Mumbai: His body ravaged by injuries, Zaheer Khan, one of India's greatest fast bowlers, today bid adieu to international cricket, admitting that he could no longer handle the rigours of the game. "As I was training
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