Legends of Indian Cricket Part 13: Harbhajan Singh, the Turbanator
Harbhajan Singh took 32 wickets in the famous 2001 series against Australia, including India's first Test hat-trick. The story of the fiery off-spinner from Jalandhar.
Harbhajan Singh took 32 wickets in the famous 2001 series against Australia, including India's first Test hat-trick. The story of the fiery off-spinner from Jalandhar.
Jhulan Goswami took more ODI wickets than any other woman in history and became one of the fastest bowlers in women's cricket. The story of the girl from Chakdaha.
Mithali Raj played international cricket for 23 years, scored more ODI runs than any other woman and led India to two World Cup finals. Her remarkable story.
Virender Sehwag scored India's first two Test triple centuries and attacked from the very first ball. The story of the most destructive opener India has produced.
VVS Laxman's 281 at Kolkata in 2001 is one of the most celebrated innings in Test history. The story of cricket's most elegant crisis man.
Sourav Ganguly took over a team shaken by match-fixing and turned it into a side that won abroad. The story of Dada, the Prince of Kolkata.
Rahul Dravid faced more than 31,000 balls in Test cricket, scored over 24,000 international runs and later coached India to a World Cup. The story of The Wall.
Anil Kumble took 619 Test wickets, all ten in an innings against Pakistan and once bowled with a broken jaw. The story of India's greatest Test wicket-taker.
Sachin Tendulkar played international cricket for 24 years, scored 100 international centuries and became the first Indian sportsperson to receive the Bharat Ratna.