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Craig HillHarbhajan Singh unmasked!
May 11th 2008 07:17
Ricky Ponting minces no words, whether on field or off the field. And when asked for his opinion on the latest Harbhajan Singh, Ponting's reply was as simple and blunt as it could get,
The last time an Aussie player said something not too nice about Harbhajan Singh, he had been reprimanded by the Cricket Board, CA. This happened when Matthew Hayden called the wily sardar, an obnoxious weed. Fortunately, Ponting has not used a language that could be deemed as derogatory, but there is no doubt that, he - and for that matter many of the other Aussie cricketers - would be having a quiet little snigger or two.
Shane Warne, on the other hand, has lend a helping hand to Harbhajan, saying that it would help him come out stronger. Warne, no stranger to controversies all his life, says,
The Nanavati report will be submitted to the BCCI by Tuesday and then the BCCI will decide on the future course of action.
The incident was him dealing with a guy that he has probably played 20 Tests with. Harbhajan has been unmasked
The last time an Aussie player said something not too nice about Harbhajan Singh, he had been reprimanded by the Cricket Board, CA. This happened when Matthew Hayden called the wily sardar, an obnoxious weed. Fortunately, Ponting has not used a language that could be deemed as derogatory, but there is no doubt that, he - and for that matter many of the other Aussie cricketers - would be having a quiet little snigger or two.
Shane Warne, on the other hand, has lend a helping hand to Harbhajan, saying that it would help him come out stronger. Warne, no stranger to controversies all his life, says,
What has happened is good in a sense. Harbhajan has realised he has done wrong, he is embarrassed. It was good that he admitted straight away that he done some thing wrong
The Nanavati report will be submitted to the BCCI by Tuesday and then the BCCI will decide on the future course of action.
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