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Zaheer opposes Dhoni, likes more cricket

Even though too much cricket seems to be taking a toll on Indian players, one person begs to differ. As he embarks on the tour to Sri Lanka, Zaheer Khan's mantra is the more the cricket, the better. Read The Article

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zaheer should keep his mouth shut	dhoni stays all the time on ground...like at time of keeping...and batting also...he plays an important role in batting..when it is needed...so now take zaheer when wll b tired at the time of bowling then he is given rest after some spells...and at batting time..he is at last..and for short time...so zaheer should know that if u give 100% effort on the ground then it changes in success..if u cant give 100% effort then plz take rest...then it wll b good for indian team.... ( Posted: Sunday , August 03, 2008 at 22:46 )
Venkat	there is a vendor in my neighbourhood who sells kitchen appliances. and the best thing about him is his prices are always 20% cheaper than the others. but those articls are never on stock. Zaheer reminds me of him. Zaheer first has to play reasonable amount of cricket without breaking down let alone non stop cricket. then he, not we, will come to know how much he can play. we all know how many overs Zaheer can bowl in a test match in a day. ( Posted: Saturday , July 12, 2008 at 22:19 )
S Balakrishnan	One gets the feeling that Dhoni may not have relished the idea of playing under Kumble''s captaincy. And probably this would be Kumble''s last test series. The BCCI should seriously look at replacing Dhoni with Karthik for the test matches as the latter is both a better batsman and keeper for the tests. ( Posted: Saturday , July 12, 2008 at 19:32 )
Evolver	Its so unfortunate that "zaheer" is speaking about playing continuous cricket. He is coming back after a 7 months break and taking a dig at dhoni who is a wicketkeeper and captain and has been playing non-stop for the past 1 and half years. Its very long since we saw zaheer in the blue jersey. Let him better concentrate on the next series. My best wishes for Zaheer to play the entire series.. ( Posted: Friday , July 11, 2008 at 11:13 )
Shahul	Zaheer...although u are a bowler you have played the delivery safe...Don''t want to get the wrath of the BCCI Bosses,huh? :-) ( Posted: Thursday , July 10, 2008 at 22:55 )
sarath andhra	well said zaheer obviously there is a difference in a pern playing for the pride of the ntion and for the player playing for money.....unfortunately the man who plays for money is captai of india so be careful zaheer he is chalu your place might be in threat....... ( Posted: Thursday , July 10, 2008 at 19:41 )
May be Zaheer wants to give impression to the selectors,BCCI that he is always fit and raring to go but for injuries!!He is one player who never plays more than 2 series at a stretch or even continous long series. What he means by fitness,if he plays continous,non stop cricket?? God only knows. Being the most rested player due to injuries next to Tendulkar he should not speak about fitness. ( Posted by raja on Monday , July 14, 2008 at 19:26 )

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