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HustleBitch

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VIDEO | PTI Exclusive: Former India cricketer and Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh (Harbhajan Turbanator) says, "I wanted to be like Kapil Paaji (Kapil Dev), but I did not have the physique for that. Someone told me that I should become a spinner. To be honest, I did not even know what spin bowling was at the time. But once someone said it, the idea stayed in my mind, and I started trying to spin the ball a little. I did not even know how to hold the ball properly. Gursharan, who still lives in my neighbourhood, was the one who advised me… so thank you, Gucchi Paaji, for that advice. I also wish I had taken batting a little more seriously at the international level. When I came into cricket, I could hit the ball well, but I was often in too much of a hurry. If I had shown a little more patience, I could have scored twice as many runs. In the later parts of my career, I took it a little more seriously – I scored two back-to-back centuries and was able to create a few records… I approached bowling with complete dedication, had I devoted even 15 per cent of that commitment to my batting, I would have scored a lot more runs and helped the team win more matches." (The exclusive interview conducted by PTI CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi is available on #PTIExclusive #PTIVideos #HarbhajanSingh

VIDEO | PTI Exclusive: Former India cricketer and Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh (Harbhajan Turbanator) says, "I wanted to be like Kapil Paaji (Kapil Dev), but I did not have the physique for that. Someone told me that I should become a spinner. To be honest, I did not even know what spin bowling was at the time. But once someone said it, the idea stayed in my mind, and I started trying to spin the ball a little. I did not even know how to hold the ball properly. Gursharan, who still lives in my neighbourhood, was the one who advised me… so thank you, Gucchi Paaji, for that advice. I also wish I had taken batting a little more seriously at the international level. When I came into cricket, I could hit the ball well, but I was often in too much of a hurry. If I had shown a little more patience, I could have scored twice as many runs. In the later parts of my career, I took it a little more seriously – I scored two back-to-back centuries and was able to create a few records… I approached bowling with complete dedication, had I devoted even 15 per cent of that commitment to my batting, I would have scored a lot more runs and helped the team win more matches." (The exclusive interview conducted by PTI CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi is available on #PTIExclusive #PTIVideos #HarbhajanSingh

Press Trust of India

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#WATCH | Perth: As India beat Australia by 295 runs in the 1st Test of #BorderGavaskarTrophy, Australian Captain Pat Cummins says, "There are a fair few things... Games sped up that night of day one. They bowled terrifically well and put a dent into us. Once the pitch started to slow down a little bit, we weren't as well placed and we were back out in the field and couldn't get the breakthroughs. I think they played really well... I think he (Jaspreet Bumrah) bowled really well. He's one of the best in the world... We've got to come up with some ways to combat that. I thought particularly that day one, his spell, the spell of Indian guys made it really tricky for our team to navigate through. He bowled well..."

#WATCH | Perth: As India beat Australia by 295 runs in the 1st Test of #BorderGavaskarTrophy, Australian Captain Pat Cummins says, "There are a fair few things... Games sped up that night of day one. They bowled terrifically well and put a dent into us. Once the pitch started to slow down a little bit, we weren't as well placed and we were back out in the field and couldn't get the breakthroughs. I think they played really well... I think he (Jaspreet Bumrah) bowled really well. He's one of the best in the world... We've got to come up with some ways to combat that. I thought particularly that day one, his spell, the spell of Indian guys made it really tricky for our team to navigate through. He bowled well..."

ANI

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