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Harbhajan Singh Spin Magic in Delhi | Picked 8 Wickets (2/70 & 6/62) | Zimbabwe Tour Of India 2002

#birthday #cricket #cricketlover #indiancricket #harbhajansingh #indvszim #zimvsind Happy 46th birthday, Harbhajan Singh 🎂🥳 Tests - 417 wickets @ 32.46 ODIs - 269 wickets @ 33.35 T20Is - 25 wickets @ 25.32 First Indian to take a test hat-trick @harbhajan_singh (MOM Effort) 2/70 & 6/62 in Delhi | Zimbabwe Tour Of India 2002 Zimbabwe Tour Of India 2002 2 Test and 5 Odis India won both Tests and Odi Series 3-2 Whatever he does in his career, Harbhajan Singh, who was born today, will never top 11 extraordinary days in March 2001. With India 0-1 down to the all-conquering Australians, Harbhajan helped script a miraculous turnaround in the series, in which he took 32 wickets, including the first hat-trick by an Indian. His personal rivalry against the Australians has provided him both the highest and the lowest points of his career: Harbhajan was singularly responsible for Ricky Ponting's low scores on Indian soil, but in 2008 his confrontation with Andrew Symonds created one of the ugliest controversies in cricket - he was initially charged with racial insult which was reduced to abuse on appeal. Later that year he was banned for a whole IPL season for slapping Sreesanth. After Anil Kumble's retirement that year, Harbhajan was given charge of India's spin attack. Loss of his form and the emergence of younger spinners prompted the selectors to drop him after the tour of England in 2011. In October that year he led Mumbai Indians to the Champions League T20 title, but his appearances for India became few and far between: he played five Tests over the next four years.