Zaheer brings a wealth of experience from his playing career and his work in team management after retirement. East India The fast bowler represented India in 92 Tests, 200 ODIs and 17 T20 Internationals and was part of the 2011 World Cup-winning team. He has also worked in cricket operations and mentoring roles with IPL franchises.

Aakash Chopra praises Zaheer Khan’s management skills

Stephen Fleming Following Zaheer’s departure, Chopra believes that Zaheer’s ability to understand and handle players could be one of his biggest strengths as a coach.

He pointed to the former fast bowler’s willingness to support players, give them time and work with them, rather than simply putting pressure on them. Chopra also explained why it can be important for coaches to understand the pressures faced by players and the expectations of the administration.

“He’s good at management. I mean, he knows how to handle people very well. He knows who to put his hands on, who to give a little more time to.

Once again, good work ethic. If he feels like this guy is working a little less, he’s willing to stand by him, that I’m here, come with me. You stay with me, I’ll stay with you. We both stay on the field, we work together. If you look at the expectations of the administration and on the team. Understand the pressure of the players, if you understand the pressure of the game, you can draw a very fine line. Or you can say you can work very well.” Chopra said on his YouTube channel.

Zaheer Khan’s understanding of the game can be helpful for him

Chopra praised Zaheer for standing up for the players and highlighted his strategic understanding of cricket.

He is confident that Zaheer’s experience at the highest level helps him understand the players’ experience on the field. Chopra also noted Zaheer’s calm approach and focused approach to the process.

“Another thing I like about him is that he stands up for the players. He is not the one who bullies them. I think he will work very well with Chennai. Because he understands the game, understands cricket, understands the game strategically as well. He is not one who comes out and attracts attention.

He sits back. He will stay back, he will keep working quietly, he will be very focused on processes. Process, process, Mahendra, Zaheer. I think this philosophy is right and similar, so I think it’s going to work very well.” Chopra concluded.