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Harbhajan denies remarks against Aussie players

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Posted online: Friday , March 07, 2008 at 06:59:41
Updated: Friday , March 07, 2008 at 07:20:32


Jalandhar, March 7: India’s ace spinner Harbhajan Singh on Friday denied having called Australian opener Matthew Hayden a ‘big liar’ and wicketkeeper-batsman Adam Gilchrist ‘no saint’.

Harbhajan, who was at the centre of most of the controversies during the acrimonious tour of Australia, was quoted by a daily as saying “ Don’t talk about Hayden’s credibility, he is a big liar”.

The spinner, however, made it clear that he had not made such comments.

“I did not make these comments. A lot has been written in the last few days, but I have not said such things”, Harbhajan told a press conference in Jalandhar.

In that interview, Harbhajan was also quoted as saying that “He (Gilchrist) is also not a saint. He, of course, pretends to be a saint -- someone who does not say an offensive word on the field.”

“But this is completely wrong. There are times when he does not let an opportunity go waste”.

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Hayden is a liar which is a fact by Dipti on 08 Mar 2008

So what if Harby said these things after what not aussies have told him.The media is still throwing mud on him. Why are we Indians so scared to speak our minds???

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