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Harbhajan insists hard times are over

He is back in the side and smiling again. After spending the last three months in wilderness, Harabhajan Singh is keen to get back in action. Speaking to our Chief Cricket Correspondent Nishant Arora, Harbahajan said that he has learnt from his past and is eager to prove that. Read The Article

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steve	Why doesn''t he just shut up? Makes big talk and big slaps too! He should have been banned for life. ( Posted: Friday , July 18, 2008 at 12:13 )
matt321	i don''t believe harbhajan when he says he has ''learned''. his is an immature and abuse person who will never grow up - not to mention, he has a long history of being dishonest. i for one, will never believe a word that comes out of this guy''s mouth! ( Posted: Friday , July 18, 2008 at 11:58 )
Vidhushak !!	OK Bhajji .. your statement is well taken !! Please control your arms & fingers while spinning the ball on the field and show some magic that you''re still capable of, similar to the wunder-kids Murali & Mendis ! Oh, yes .. again, while shaking hands with your own fellow-countrymen & opponents, see that they don''t touch their cheeks .. ( Posted: Tuesday , July 15, 2008 at 20:46 )

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