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From Rohit Sharma To Sourav Ganguly, Here’s How Other Cricketers Wished Zaheer Khan On His Birthday

Unnati MadanBy Updated:No Comments4 Mins Read

Zaheer Khan, the former Indian cricketer is one of the finest pacers to have donned the Indian jersey. He used to send shivers down the spine of the batsmen infront during his time. Zaheer Khan was an integral part of the Indian cricket team and has contributed alot to the game. He was a part of the team when India won the world cup in the year 2011.

Zaheer Khan who made his international debut in 2000, is also regarded as the best reverse swing bowler from India.With 610 International wickets into his account, Zaheer Khan took retirement from his career as one of the most successful bowlers. He was one of the top wicket-keeper. He also has the second-highest wickets tally – 311 – for an India pacer in Tests, which is just behind the  legendary Kapil Dev’s 434.

From Rohit Sharma To Sourav Ganguly, Here’s How Other Cricketers Wished Zaheer Khan On His Birthday

Recently, Zaheer Khan celebrated his 40th birthday and social media was flooded with wishes for the finest pacer of India. People on twitter including celebrities, cricketers and fans, took to twitter and wished the former cricketer on his birthday. Tributes poured in from all the corners for Zaheer Khan.

Here, have a look at how twitterati celebrated Zaheer Khan’s birthday :

  1. Virender Sehwag :

2. VVS Laxman :

3. Rohit Sharma :

4. Harbhajan Singh :

5. Sourav Ganguly :

6. Mohammad KAif :

7. Ishant Sharma :

8. Shikhar Dhawan :

9. RP Singh :

10. Wriddhiman Saha :

11. Shikhar Dhawan :

12. Pragyan Prayas Ojha :

13. Cheteshwar Pujara :

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Unnati is a passionate cricket writer with a deep love and understanding of the game. As a female cricket writer, she brings a unique perspective to the sport, having had to overcome various challenges to pursue her passion for cricket. She has an experience of more than 5 years in the field of cricket writing.

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