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Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh on Monday describe Australian middle-order batsman Andrew Symonds as a "great guy".
This statement comes a day after information claim that Sachin Tendulkar help Andrew Symonds and Harbhajan Singh bury the cut of the Sydney Test racial row disgrace to become friends.
Harbhajan also answerable the media for creation a mountain out of a mole hill by analytical the two as foes.
"We are playing jointly for Mumbai. He is a huge guy and is enjoying his stint," Harbhajan said about his Mumbai Indians IPL colleague Symonds.
Three years of seething hostility triggered by the "Monkeygate" disgrace of the 2008 Sydney Test has broken, thanks to the Indian Premier League, with both the spirited players forming a bond at Mumbai Indians playing surroundings, 'The Australian' report on Sunday.
When Harbhajan was asked concerning the newspaper report, he said, "We have always been friends. Thanks to all of you (media) for making it such big news."
He however added that "such things (spat between the two) occur when you play the sport at that level".
"Every team needs to win. Few words get exchange throughout the games, but I left that matter there and then. From then beyond, we have been playing mutually for Mumbai," Harbhajan said.
The spinner recognized that Tendulkar played a part in finish one of the most talked-about feuds in world cricket.
"It is not just this (Symonds) matter, but he (Tendulkar) has helped me in lot of other matters as well. I am grateful to him," he said.
Harbhajan said that he does not read the journalists and blamed the media for its propensity to rake up the issue.
"I don't actually read newspapers," he said.
This statement comes a day after information claim that Sachin Tendulkar help Andrew Symonds and Harbhajan Singh bury the cut of the Sydney Test racial row disgrace to become friends.
Harbhajan also answerable the media for creation a mountain out of a mole hill by analytical the two as foes.
"We are playing jointly for Mumbai. He is a huge guy and is enjoying his stint," Harbhajan said about his Mumbai Indians IPL colleague Symonds.
Three years of seething hostility triggered by the "Monkeygate" disgrace of the 2008 Sydney Test has broken, thanks to the Indian Premier League, with both the spirited players forming a bond at Mumbai Indians playing surroundings, 'The Australian' report on Sunday.
When Harbhajan was asked concerning the newspaper report, he said, "We have always been friends. Thanks to all of you (media) for making it such big news."
He however added that "such things (spat between the two) occur when you play the sport at that level".
"Every team needs to win. Few words get exchange throughout the games, but I left that matter there and then. From then beyond, we have been playing mutually for Mumbai," Harbhajan said.
The spinner recognized that Tendulkar played a part in finish one of the most talked-about feuds in world cricket.
"It is not just this (Symonds) matter, but he (Tendulkar) has helped me in lot of other matters as well. I am grateful to him," he said.
Harbhajan said that he does not read the journalists and blamed the media for its propensity to rake up the issue.
"I don't actually read newspapers," he said.
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