It’s a privilege to be back in the dressing room with Yuvi, says Harbhajan – Cricket News Update
Prolific Indian off-spinner, Harbhajan Singh, is delighted to see compatriot Yuvraj Singh back in action after battling lung cancer.
Yuvraj was reported to have a non-malignant lung tumour in late 2011. Later, advanced tests revealed that it was a rare germ-cell tumour for which the stylish http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Punjab-c833 all-rounder received a successful Chemotherapy treatment in Boston, United States. After
having defeated the cancerous cells, the promising middle-order batsman returned home in April this year, and has been eager to return to the field since then.
Last month, he was picked up in India’s T20 squad for the home series against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/New-Zealand-c754 and the World T20 Championship. If picked, Saturday’s T20 against the Kiwis, at Visakhapatnam, will mark his return to the international cricket since November 2011.
While speaking to media reporters ahead of the first T20 against on-tour Black Caps, Harbhajan said that the return of http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Yuvraj-Singh-c98364 to the game is a real example of comeback, adding that it will be a privilege for him to be back in the dressing room with
the veteran all-rounder.
"There can't be a bigger inspiration in cricket than Yuvi. It is a privilege to be back in the dressing room with him."
Yuvraj said that it was an amazing feeling to be returning to the competitive cricket and wearing Indian http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Jersey-c41001 again.
"It is hard to believe that I will be back playing again," said the left-armer, who clinched Player of the Series accolade in 2011 Cricket World Cup. "A few months back I had trouble climbing four steps, now I can't wait to take the field. It is like starting
a new life," he added further.
It’s not only Yuvraj returning to the national fold after a long time, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Harbhajan-Singh-c61453 is also making a comeback to the international cricket after more than a year. The turbanator has not played for his country since August last year.
Bhajji said that after remaining out of the national set up for such a long time, it feels as if he was going to play for his country for the first time. The right-arm off-spinner is looking forward to making a fresh start to his international career, and
has said that he will not rely on his past laurels.
"You cannot live in the past glory. For anyone, it does not depend what you've done in the past but what you do in the present and future," said the 32-year-old Jalandhar off-spinner.
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