Harbhajan Singh: Former Indian team veteran cricketer and off-spinner Harbhajan Singh, who was part of the World Cup winning team, is currently in the role of commentator. He is part of the panel of Star Sports during the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup 2024 in the USA and West Indies. He was seen narrating eyewitness accounts of many matches played in this tournament.

Meanwhile, Bhajji seems to be embroiled in a big controversy. Actually, Harbhajan took a fan to task on the social media platform Twitter. However, he is being heavily criticized for the language he used during this.

Harbhajan Singh once again embroiled in controversy

Former off-spinner Harbhajan Singh is currently trending a lot on social media. Actually, this 43-year-old veteran reprimanded a social media user fiercely.

The matter is that on social media platform X i.e. Twitter, Harbhajan was answering the questions or reactions of some users. One user said on Bhajji's commentary, "Bhajji you bowl well but your commentary is really bad yaar". In response to this, the former cricketer wrote on his official X handle, “Why do you always have this shit in your mouth? Why do you say such words?”

See the tweet here:

Why does this thing always stay in your mouth? Why do you say such words https://t.co/hUuXSgPzXe

— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) June 24, 2024

Has a very old relationship with controversies

This is not the first time that Harbhajan Singh's name has been linked to a controversy. His cricket career was tainted to a great extent due to his actions. During the India-Australia 2008 Test series, he created a sensation by calling Andrew Symonds a "monkey".

Due to this, Bhajji was also banned. Apart from this, during IPL 2008, while playing for Mumbai Indians, Harbhajan slapped Punjab Kings player S Sreesanth.

His cricket career was something like this

Harbhajan Singh, who made his international cricket debut for India in 1998, played 103 Tests, 236 ODIs and 28 T20 matches in his career. He has 417 wickets and 2224 runs in his name in Tests. Apart from taking 269 wickets in ODIs, he has scored 1237 runs. In T20, Bhajji has 25 wickets and 108 runs to his credit.