In IPL match Mumbai Vs Punjab, the captain of team Mumbai Harbajan after losing the match slapped punjab player sreesant.
Here both videos are rarely found in the net so enjoy it it's really funny.
Bhajji have been banned from playing the IPL now. It is left to the BCCI to decide whether he should be receiving any infractions at the International games.
Now, the whole Bhajji saga raises more questions than answers. Harbhajan Singh was a “notorious guy” from start. He was always aggressive on the field and off.
- He had problems with Ricky Ponting on the field a couple of times. He was seen showing cheap aggressive behavior to him more than one time on the ground.
- Bhajji was also found to be getting into quick brawls with hotel waiters and press guys. Bhajji says that he was provoked at the situations, but clearly this is seen as a one-man’s problem, especially with Bhajji.
Shreesant got slap from Harbhajan very Funny video.
Harbhajjan Slap shreesant original Video.
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This is something that’s backfiring on Bhajji now.
People who stood by him (like Sachin) during the hard times especially at the Aussie tour, have backed out on the Sreesanth issue. Now, this means that Bhajji clearly has a point to make himself. May be, he might want to take lessons to control his emotions and become a more refined man. Continuing this kind of aggression sure looks childish and is only worth “gully cricket”, not an international match.
The BCCI condemns the behaviour of Harbhajan Singh as a contracted player of the board and he is called upon to explain why disciplinary action should not be taken against him. He has been asked for clarification by Monday evening (April 28),' the release added.
The Kings XI pacer was seen crying inconsolably after his side registered their first win in the Twenty20 league, thumping Mumbai Indians by 66 runs.
However, it later transpired that Harbhajan had been engaged in an altercation with Sreesanth and allegedly slapped him.
BCCI chief administrative officer (CAO) Ratnakar Shetty also condemned the incident, saying: 'It was very unfortunate and we don't think anything of this kind should have happen on the field.
'Physical attack in any form is not acceptable on the field and if the match referee complains, action will be taken against Harbhajan. There is a process in place and action will be taken as per the code applicable.'
Shetty said that the BCCI is yet to receive any official complaint from the Kings XI team management and the show cause notice has been served based on media reports.
IPL commissioner Lalit Modi said they were waiting for the official report of match referee Farokh Engineer.
'The incident is sketchy. There is no clear evidence at this moment. But at the end of the day we have to take cognizance of the fact that it happened on the field.
'We are waiting for the match referee and umpire's report, only after which we will take a decision. The tournament is being played under the ICC guidelines and any action, if taken, will be under the ICC Code of Conduct. Besides there are also tournament guidelines for the players,' he said.
Harbhajan, on his part denied having slapped Sreesanth.
'I didn't slap Sreesanth. The media is blowing the issue out of proportion,' Harbhajan told IANS.
'Everything has been sorted out between us. He is like a younger brother to me and I have spoken to him after the match was over last night,' he added.
Kings XI Punjab skipper and Yuvraj Singh though termed the incident as 'unfortunate'.
'It was very unfortunate. Harbhajan came to the dressing room and I believe he has apologised to Sreesanth.'
Sreesanth, on the other hand, said he was not contemplating any action against Harbhajan and they have patched-up.
'Nothing happened. It was just a shake hand in the wrong place. Harbhajan is like an elder brother to me,' Sreesanth said.
Since the beginning of his career, Harbhajan has courted several controversies. The recent being the Sydney fiasco where he engaged in a bitter spat with Andrew Symonds.
Harbhajan was handed a ban of three Test matches for racially abusing Symonds by calling him a 'big monkey' during the third day of the Second Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The BCCI later filed an appeal against the decision following which the ban was lifted and downgraded to 50 percent fine.
Breaking News! India's ace spinner Harbhajan Singh, who has been in the news for all wrong reasons, yet again did it. Harbhajan allegedly slapped Sreesanth after the IPL match between Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians at Mohali. Sreesanth was seen crying after the match. He was consoled by the teammates. Kings XI skipper Yuvraj Singh and coach Tom Moody confirmed the news. Moody went to the extent of saying that Harbhajan's behavior is intolerable.
Latest reports suggest that Harbhajan later went to the dressing room and apologised to Sreesanth. But Harbhajan is unlikely to escape the BCCI hammer. It would be interesting to see the consequences of this deplorable incident. Kings XI have launched a forma complaint against Harbhajan to IPL match referee.
I know, i was one of the people who supported Bhaji in the Symonds row over in Australia and i would like to be the first one to own up to it. This guy has proven to be a nut case. After the Mumbai Indians captained by Harbhajan Singh lost to Punjab Xi Sreesanth a bowler with the Punjab XI walked up to his Team India Mate Bhaji and said “hard luck” to him, he was met with a slap underneath his eyes. Chaos ensued as Sreesanth started crying in front of all the cameras and Preety Zinta air head as always refused to console him. By what i have seen so far it is good that there are so many Bolly wood stars involved in this tournament as its turning into an Indian Movie.
Earlier, BCCI-appointed Commissioner, Sudhir Nanavati, probing the slapping row between Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth, after completing his report in Ahmedabad on Monday said that he was under tension while preparing it.
"I was under tension not because of the subject, but because the issue that I was investigating was very sensitive. So many eyes were on me. I can't afford to make any mistakes," said Nanavati who is slated to submit the final report to BCCI on Tuesday in Mumbai.
"I was very cautious while drafting the report. I have written each and every word carefully and I can justify every sentence in the report," said the Ahmedabad-based lawyer.
Nanavati was to submit the report on Monday, but on Saturday he had announced that he would be submitting the report on Tuesday as he had to appear for some cases in the Gujarat High Court. He had stated that the stipulated time of 15 days, to complete his inquiry report, also ends on Tuesday.
The senior advocate had on Friday (May 9) wrapped up the investigation in the slapping row after hearing Harbhajan and Sreesanth in Ahmedabad. After completing the hearing, Nanavati had said he was satisfied with the answers given by both the players and did not feel the need to question anybody else.
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sreesant is no saint. He got away scot free for his antics and bad behavior
I personally feel that Sreesant is really sweet.The slap must have been really hard since he was crying like a child.I think Sreesant is innocent and Bhajji must be punished for his rude act.
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