Set to complete a century of Test appearances, veteran Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh on Thursday said he is a 'bit nervous' going into the first...
Set to complete a century of Test appearances, veteran Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh on Thursday said he is a "bit nervous" going into the first Test against Australia starting on Friday. With 408 wickets from 99 Tests at an average of 32.27 and a strike-rate of 68.1, Harbhajan has been one of India's most prolific bowlers even though he has been enduring a tough phase for some time. The off-spinner will become only the 10th Indian cricketer to achieve the milestone after it was confirmed that he will be in the playing eleven for the series opener. "It's a big game," Harbhajan, who interestingly found fame after wrecking the same team in the famous 2001 series, said at the pre-match press conference. "(The previous) 99 are gone. Obviously a bit nervous but I am sure I will be fine. I have faced these situations before," the 32-year-old spinner added.
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