In the latest revelation, the former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh He addressed long-standing rumors of a rift between him and… Ravichandran Ashwin. The speculation came to the fore after Ashwin announced his unexpected retirement, which closed a chapter on one of the most storied careers in Indian cricket.
Ravichandran Ashwin: A pivotal figure in Indian bowling
Ashwin, who recently announced his retirement from international cricket After GABA test Against Australia, he was a central figure in the Indian bowling line-up. His career, which spanned over a decade, saw him meet Harbhajan, another legendary player known for his aggressive style and significant contributions to Indian cricket. Over the years, comparisons between these two models have been inevitable, leading to rumors of a feud, especially on social media platforms.
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Harbhajan Singh addresses rift rumor with Ashwin
In a candid video he posted on his YouTube channel, Harbhajan sought to set the record straight. He began by praising Ashwin's achievements, noting how exceptional Ashwin was for Team India, and was happy with the Chennai-born cricketer's achievement. Harbhajan thought that if there was any problem between him and Ashwin, he would be the first to clarify things but that was not the case.
“He was a great player for India. I am very happy with his achievement. If there was a confrontation between me and Ashwin or if there was any fight, quarrel or disagreement, I would be the first person to go up to him and ask him what the problem was. But it was never like that, and it will never be like that.” never”. Harbhajan said on his YouTube channel, stressing that any speculation about a personal dispute is baseless.
He further clarified that his comments, often critical of the nature of Indian pitches, were misinterpreted as criticism directed at Ashwin.
“If people are twisting things on Twitter and making it seem like I have a problem with Ashwin, that's their point. I'm being a little vocal about the fact that the grounds where India plays cricket are not good tracks. Harbhajan added.
