Past, Present and Future of Indian Spin - Harbhajan Singh

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australian player eppadiyavadhu pogattum - but when u start a "sonnyam" thread for our own indian player then its something we have to stand up against.......

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This is not fair. australians are humans, too :lol:

ippO dhAn nAn thottadhellAm ponnAgudhE so this might not be a problem

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Originally Posted by Plum

What if I have converted to Bhajji? ;-)

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:shock:

:clap: Plum, thotadhellaam ponnu(gold-a sonnaen :wink: ).. So I support you Plum :).

Lock paNdradhunnA paNNikOnga.
SeriousA indha threat-ai maindain paNNalAmnu irundhEn

Cricket Blogger I respect the most on Harbhajan, the great

ivarE sonnappuram namma enna Bajji-ya oppose paNdradhunnu dhAn mana mARRam Agi pOchunga!

It can get out of hand if people start opening threads for the express purpose of ridicule only.

I suggest modifying thread titles to something sober and neetral

I guess we (Hubbers others than Plum :-) ) can suitably use these threads to discuss the the players anyway.

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Harbhajan Singh is one of India's all time great spin bowlers

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Amongst finger-spinners no Indian spin bowler - not even the classical orthodox spinners, have done better than Harbhajan Singh. This, despite the fact that Harbhajan has faced far more professional batting line ups than any other Indian spin bowler except Kumble

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There's little doubt that he's a bowler of great class. His ability to hit the bat high up towards the splice regularly suggests that he's not easy to read and is constantly beating batsmen in the flight. On slow, dead wickets, batsmen can play the ball off the pitch quite easy, and it becomes harder for a finger spinner to get wickets. Wrist spinners can still make something happening because they spin the ball more and have a greater capacity to get it to hurry off the pitch. But finger spinners need a wicket with at least some life if they are to be successful. It's especially hard to be an attacking wrist spinner like Harbhajan Singh is, on dead wickets. The bowler is forced to vary flight and speed, giving batsmen scoring opportunities and making it harder for captains to set fields. It's much harder for a finger spinner to induce error on dead wickets than any other type of bowler.

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Originally Posted by P_R

It can get out of hand if people start opening threads for the express purpose of ridicule only.

I suggest modifying thread titles to something sober and neetral

I guess we (Hubbers others than Plum :-) ) can suitably use these threads to discuss the the players anyway.

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Ridicule enganga paNdrOm?

Gilchrist-ku dhAn thread open paNNi ridiculingA oru doctored article pOttEn - yArum notice kUda paNNalai.

Karthikeya Date-E sollittArunga - inimE Harbhajanai edhirkaradhu kashtam

Harbhajan Harbhajan
Har pal karO iskA bhajan

plum... meaning?