Harbhajan Singh:
One of the India’s biggest names Harbhajan Singh, who represented Indian in 1998 has been forced to miss out the international cricket since 2015 after Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja as a duo added all-important value while tallying their respective wickets column for India.
There seem slim chances of been reckoning Harbhajan for the Champions Trophy by national selectors. Interestingly the veteran off-spinner has been already named as the brand ambassador from India for the summer’s coveted trophy.
It’s visible that Harbhajan is playing without any sort of pressure in the ongoing IPL.
It becomes pertinent that India has already a stock of slow bowlers’ line-up, who did well in the recent past too before showcasing at the short-paced version of the game.
The 36-year-old Jalandhar-born bowler has played 236 ODI in which he has claimed 269 wickets for India.
In four 50-over matches in England, he has bagged just five wickets at an average of 29.