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Mahendra Singh Dhoni on arrival in Kanpur on Saturday. Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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Former India [ Images ] captain Sourav Ganguly [ Images ] on Saturday said India should retain Amit Mishra [ Images ] notwithstanding the suggestions that the leg-spinner should be replaced in the second Test against Sri Lanka [ Images ] from November 2... Full Article at Rediff
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MOHALI, INDIA - NOVEMBER 02: The Indian team celebrate the run out of Ricky Ponting of Australia during the fourth One Day International match between India and Australia at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium on November 2, 2009 in Mohali, India. View Photo »
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Bowlers now have genuine concerns for their careers in India
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Sourav Ganguly said India should retain Amit Mishra in the second Test against Sri Lanka from November 24-28. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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Miffed with the docile pitch in the drawn Ahmedabad Test against Sri Lanka, feisty Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh on Saturday said such batting-friendly tracks would kill cricket's longest format. "Such pitches will kill Test cricket. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Ahmedabad: Miffed with the docile pitch in the drawn Ahmedabad Test against Sri Lanka, feisty Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh today said such batting-friendly tracks would kill cricket's longest format. Full Article at DNA India
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West Indies's Nikita Miller (L) successfully reaches into the crease as India's Harbhajan Singh (R) looks on during the ICC Champions Trophy match between India and West Indies at Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on September 30, 2009. View Photo »
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Harbhajan Singh is a class bowler and one should not write him off. He will surely bounce back.
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Feisty Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh said batting-friendly tracks like Motera will kill cricket's longest format. "Such pitches will kill Test cricket. It's a free ticket to batsmen and offer no contest," Harbhajan told PTI. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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Posted: Nov 21, 2009 at 1321 hrs IST New Delhi: Miffed with the docile pitch in the drawn Ahmedabad Test against Sri Lanka, feisty Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh said on Saturday that such batting-friendly tracks would kill... Full Article at Expressindia.com
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MOHALI, INDIA - NOVEMBER 02: The Indian team celebrate the run out of Ricky Ponting of Australia during the fourth One Day International match between India and Australia at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium on November 2, 2009 in Mohali, India.
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India's bowler Harbhajan Singh (R) celebrates with teammates Gautam Gambhir (2-R) and Virat Kohli (2-L) the wicket of the West Indies's Kemar Roach (L) with teammates during the ICC Champions Trophy match between India and West Indies at Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on September 3...
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India's bowler Harbhajan Singh, center facing camera, celebrates with teammates Gautam Gambhir, center, Virat Kohli and India's Dinesh Karthik, right, for dismissing West Indies batsman Kemar Roach, unseen, for 5 runs during their Champions Trophy cricket match at the Wanderers stadium...
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India's Harbhajan Singh, left, with teammates congratulates captain MS Dhoni, second from left, after bowling West Indies batsman Travis Dowlin, unseen, for 14 runs during their Champions Trophy cricket match at the Wanderers stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday Sept. 30, 20...
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India's Praveen Kumar (R) celebrates with team-mate Harbhajan Singh (C) and Suresh Raina (L) after taking the wicket of West Indies' Gavin Tonge during their ICC Champions Trophy cricket match in Johannesburg, September 30, 2009.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Harbhajan Singh of India and umpire Ian Gould leave the field as rain stops play during the ICC Champions Trophy Group A match between Australia and India played at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Ricky Ponting of Australia hits a six off Harbhajan Singh of India during the ICC Champions Trophy match between Australia and India played at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Tim Paine of Australia reverse sweeps Harbhajan Singh of India to go to his 50 during the ICC Champions Trophy match between Australia and India played at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Ricky Ponting of Australia drives past a diving Harbhajan Singh of India during the ICC Champions Trophy match between Australia and India played at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Harbhajan Singh of India kicks the ball away after taking a catch to dismiss Tim Paine of Australia during the ICC Champions Trophy Group A match between Australia and India played at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Afri...
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Tim Paine of Australia hits the ball to Harbhajan Singh of India to be caught out during the ICC Champions Trophy Group A match between Australia and India played at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Shane Watson of Australia loses his wicket for a duck to Ashish Nehra of India caught by Harbhajan Singh during the ICC Champions Trophy match between Australia and India played at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 28: Ishant Sharma (L) discusess tactics with Harbajan Singh of India during The ICC Chapions Trophy Group A Match between Australia and India at Supersport Park on September 28, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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Indian fielder Harbhajan Singh catches out Australian batsman Shane Watson (not in picture) on September 28, 2009 during the ICC Champions Trophy cricket match between Australia and India at Supersport Park stadium in Centurion, South Africa.
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Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh is clean bowled during The ICC Champions Trophy match between India and Pakistan at SuperSport Park in Centurion on September 26, 2009. Pakistan won by 54 runs.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 26: Harbhajan Singh of India is bowled out for the final wicket during the ICC Champions Trophy group A match between India and Pakistan at Centurion on September 26, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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West Indies's Nikita Miller (L) successfully reaches into the crease as India's Harbhajan Singh (R) looks on during the ICC Champions Trophy match between India and West Indies at Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on September 30, 2009.
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Bowlers now have genuine concerns for their careers in India
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Harbhajan Singh is a class bowler and one should not write him off. He will surely bounce back.
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Australia have always been a very tough opposition. They have regrouped well after the retirements of their big guns. Also, since they lost the Test series last year in India, they will be hungry for win. But, if we play as a team, we can beat any side in the world
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Harbhajan Singh is an experienced bowler and Zak (Zaheer Khan) is back for the team. We will not be complacent against them.
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Australia have always been a very tough opposition. They have regrouped well after the retirements of their big guns. Also, since they lost the Test series last year in India, they will be hungry for win. But, if we play as a team, we can beat any side in the world
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I think 27 for five was a bit too much. If we lost maybe one or two wickets, it would still be decent, because you had the chance of getting back. We had a seventh batsman and we have also seen Harbhajan Singh and Praveen Kumar contributing to a certain extent
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Yesterday night, at about 10 pm, the BSF troops posted at Pulkanjini border outpost saw flashlights and firing from Pakistan territory and after a very short gap, they heard explosions
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I have no complaints with the way Harbhajan Singh has been bowling in the last couple of games. Ishant Sharma had a couple of bad days but should come back strongly anytime
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First Yuvraj Singh, breaking all the security barriers, stepped out of Taj Hotel at around 7.30 p.m. He went away in a friend's car. Not only this, after sometime, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Harbhajan Singh also went out of the hotel without informing anybody
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I was playing in the third Test for Zimbabwe (against India, at Nagpur, 2002) as an 18-year-old and he got a thin bat-pad to a ball from Harbhajan Singh, which was deflected to short leg. I walked off. After the day's play Shepherd came to me and said, 'Well walked young man, I hadn't seen the edge, tha...
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It is one thought that is on our mind, but at the same time we have Harbhajan Singh [ Images ], Ravindra Jadeja [ Images ] is there; Yuvraj [Singh] and [Suresh] Raina can also bowl. We have a few part-timers who can bowl, so we will see what team combination is suitable and select the team accordingly
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Yuvraj and Bhajji (Harbhajan Singh) did a good job. Bhajji was expensive in his first two overs but he came back bowling really well in his later eight overs
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It was a scatter-bomb. I don’t remember a team losing three bowlers in one day. If Mitchell and Brett can’t play, then we are losing about 300 matches in ODIs in terms of their experience. Having said that, the only way the young players get better is through exposure. You can practice yorkers in the ne...
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We lost four wickets in the Power Play without cashing in too much but thanks to Harbhajan Singh and Praveen Kumar, we got close. The four wickets we lost in the Power Play was the turning point
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We lost too many wickets during the powerplay which was the turning point. We lost Gautam Gambhir, (Suresh) Raina, myself and Ravindra Jadeja. Full credit to Harbhajan Singh and Praveen Kumar for bringing us so close to the target
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Harbhajan Singh and Praveen Kumar made the game so interesting. It was an overall contribution that really put us here
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Zaheer Khan missing is definitely a good thing because he bowled so beautifully during the test series last year. But someone who is definitely a world-class bowler is Harbhajan Singh, so always really enjoyed facing him because he is such a great challenge. I am really looking forward to that
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There is a fine spin tradition at Surrey which runs from Jim Laker and Tony Lock to Ian Salisbury, Harbhajan Singh and Saqlain Mushtaq and I hope our latest arrival will one day take his place alongside those names
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I feel that Dhoni held back Harbhajan because we were three wickets down. I feel that if Harbhajan Singh was brought into the attack earlier it would have been better for India
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I brought part-timers from the two ends, as I have seen when you bring a part-timer with Harbhajan Singh, the batsmen usually see off Bhajji and milk the other bowler
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India’s bowling is their weakness and it brought out more from Harbhajan Singh and he bowled like a leading spinner. I think the same will have to happen in the Champions Trophy
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