Former India cricketer Harbhajan Singh and his family posed for a picture with Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty and her husband Raj Kundra on the auspicious festival of Holi on Friday, March 14.

Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh remains optimistic about India's chances against New Zealand in the ICC Champions ...

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Harbhajan Singh criticized Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed for fat-shaming Rohit Sharma and questioning his leadership after India’s win over New Zealand. Harbhajan defended Rohit ...

Former India cricketer Harbhajan Singh has strongly backed Rohit Sharma after Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed’s remarks on the Indian captain’s fitness ignited controversy. Mohamed ...

Harbhajan Singh spoke about how he foresees Kuldeep-Varun to become one of India's finest white ball spin tandems in years to come. India dished out a spinners' show in the ICC Champions Trophy ...

Former India cricketer and 2011 World Cup winner Harbhajan Singh has slammed Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed for calling Rohit Sharma 'fat' and questioning his ability as captain of the Indian ...

Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh emphasises the need for Mohammed Shami to dismiss Head early. Harbhajan also identifies Glenn Maxwell and Josh Inglis as key threats. He urges India to keep ...

However, her comment continues to draw strong reaction. Former Indian cricket team spinner Harbhajan Singh questioned Shama's act of criticising Rohit without having proper knowledge about sports.

Former cricketer Harbhajan Singh defends Indian captain Rohit Sharma against fitness-related comments by Congress's Shama Mohamed, stating no one has the right to make such judgments. The Congress ...