In the wake of the terror attack, former India player Harbhajan Singh wanted the Indian team to call off their June 16 match against Pakistan in Manchester.
Harbhajan Singh said India are strong enough to win the World Cup even if they decide to forfeit the match against Pakistan in Manchester on June 16.
Wrist spinners Kuldeep and Chahal have become India's preferred choices in the shorter formats over the last 18 months, while Jadeja and R Ashwin have gone down in the pecking order.
Harbhajan had commented in the media that Ashwin got injured in Australia when the team needed him and Kuldeep should replace him as the first choice spinner.
The Indian off-spinner through a tweet from his official account denied that any such conversation ever occurred.
Following Gambhir's retirement and the emergence of the young talent it is keeping some senior players on their toes, who are out of the national side.
India lost the second Test of the 2007/08 Border Gavaskar Trophy after Harbhajan Singh and Andrew Symonds found themselves in the middle of a racial abuse scandal.
Former Australia all-rounder Andrew Symonds revealed how the infamous 'monkeygate' saga affected his career and led him to 'binge drinking'.
As Laxman turned a year older today, many of his former teammates took to Twitter to wish the stylish Hyderabadi batsman.
Amidst all the celebration, several Dussehra revellers were run over by a passing train in Choura Bazar near Amritsar on Friday.
Harbhajan feels that India can win the upcoming Test series Down Under and with Smith and Warner out of the equation, it's their best chance.
Zaheer is oftenly known as the 'Indian King of Reverse Swing' and was an integral part of many iconic victories for India including the historic World Cup 2011 triumph.
After spending time on the bench for six consecutive Test matches against Afghanistan and England, the selectors dropped Karun Nair for the West Indies Test series.
The inform cricketer was not selected for the Test squad against England and now a home series against Windies.
Dhawan's performance also led to former India player Harbhajan Singh who was on his commentary stint showing his dance moves.
The Turbanator slammed selectors and raised many eyebrows by directly targetting them on his Twitter post.
Harbhajan lambasted Ashiwn for not understanding the conditions and heaped praise on all-rounder Moeen Ali, who took apart the Indian batting line-up.
Harbhajan feels the Indian team copped a lot of unnecessary flak after going down 0-2, but now at 1-2, the series is still wide open.
Other than Kohli, former Team India batsman VVS Laxman and veteran spinner Harbhajan Singh also took to social media, sharing various contacts for people in need.
Anderson picked up five wickets and was at his lethal best from his very first ball when he bowled Indian opener Murali Vijay with intimidating swing that left the batsman numb in the first innings of Lord's Test.
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