The prospects of India pace spearhead Zaheer Khan playing in the second Test at Trent Bridge seems to be remote."He has shown a substantial improvement and we would take a call on him on the eve of the match in discussion with the team physio," stated team manager Anirudh Choudhary. But anyone who witnessed Indian team's training session knew that the manager declaration was far from convincing.
Zaheer bowled 13-odd overs at the Lord's before a strain in the right hamstring forced him to sit out and harshly handicapped the Indian bowling attack as England thrashed India by 196 runs.As soon as Zaheer arrived at the training session with his teammates, the prying eyes of the Indian media dependent was on the injured speedster.
Long after almost all the Indian players had their nets; Zaheer came out in company with team physio Ashish Kaushik. He did a few rounds of lap of the ground; did some sprints under the physio's watching and then picked up his jumper, only to disappear again inside the dressing room. His bearing wasn't the one of man who is looking to bowl for India in 48 hours.
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Zaheer bowled 13-odd overs at the Lord's before a strain in the right hamstring forced him to sit out and harshly handicapped the Indian bowling attack as England thrashed India by 196 runs.As soon as Zaheer arrived at the training session with his teammates, the prying eyes of the Indian media dependent was on the injured speedster.
Long after almost all the Indian players had their nets; Zaheer came out in company with team physio Ashish Kaushik. He did a few rounds of lap of the ground; did some sprints under the physio's watching and then picked up his jumper, only to disappear again inside the dressing room. His bearing wasn't the one of man who is looking to bowl for India in 48 hours.
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