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September 19, 2008Posted on 09/19/2008 in Australia in India 2008-09
Bad boy gone good
"I'm sick of all the bad boy crap. I have no interest in hearing about how controversies follow me wherever I go. I'm going to concentrate on not getting involved in any kind of crap."
That is Harbhajan Singh's take on his career ahead of the series against Australia, which starts on October 9 in Bangalore. Speaking to the Hindustan Times' Kadambari Murali, Harbhajan opens up on a dramatic last 12 months, Anil Kumble, Ricky Ponting, criticism of his bowling, and how the past never plays a role for him.
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