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The incident led to Harbhajan Singh, playing for Mumbai Indians then, being banned for the remainder of the inaugural season


Sreesanth-Harbhajan Singh: former India cricketer reveals real reason he cried after slapgate in IPL 2008

<p>The incident led to Harbhajan Singh, playing for Mumbai Indians then, being banned for the remainder of the inaugural season</p>

<p>Sreesanth being slapped by Harbhajan Singh in the first season of the IPL in 2008 is an episode etched in every cricket fan's memory.&nbsp;<br><br>An altercation between Harbhajan Singh, then playing for MI and Sreesanth, the then Kings XI Punjab bowler, led to the pacer being slapped by Singh during the game.&nbsp;<br><br>Moments later, Sreesanth broke down crying but it was not because was smacked by his then India teammate.&nbsp;<br><br>In a recent appearance on a video podcast, The Ranveer Show, the former Indian pacer revealed the reason behind his tears, 'So when that incident happened, I was shocked. I didn't cry because of pain but because of heart. I could not take the fact that he would do it and I was not worried about who was watching.'&nbsp;<br><br>Referring to him as 'paaji', meaning brother in Punjabi, Sreesanth remarked, 'So maybe the kid in me as a younger brother, if an elder brother was shouting, and he had all the right because before the game he had actually told me that don't go overboard with your aggression against us.'&nbsp;<br><br>The incident led to Harbhajan Singh being banned for the remainder of the inaugural season<br><br>The 41-year-old has often emphasised on the bond he has shared with Harbhajan Singh having represented India together as well.&nbsp;<br><br>'Even now I address him as 'Bhajji pa' and he is somebody who is always... Whenever I had any important spell or something I was not doing well I used to go and hug Bhajji pa. And somehow it is the vibration or maybe the positivity which paaji has got, I always used to get the performance out,' Sreesanth reiterated his good terms with the legendary India spinner.&nbsp;<br><br>On the same podcast, Sreesanth also made a shocking revelation about the then atmosphere in the Indian dressing room and facing alleged racism from his teammates, 'All my life I have been.... I can say it. See anything below Bombay was more like Madrasi. I have been hearing it from the time I was playing Under-13 to Under-14 to Under-16 to Under-19. Then we had the Kochi (Tuskers Kerala) team and it was like playing for the country again.'&nbsp;</p>

S Sreesanth, during an Instagram live, claimed that Gautam Gambhir kept bad-mouthing him during the Gulf Giants vs India Capitals game in Legends League Cricket, calling him a 'fixer'

Watch: S Sreesanth says Gautam Gambhir kept calling him 'Fixer, Fixer' during Legends League Cricket game

S Sreesanth, during an Instagram live, claimed that Gautam Gambhir kept bad-mouthing him during the Gulf Giants vs India Capitals game in Legends League Cricket, calling him a 'fixer'

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<h2>S Sreesanth, during an Instagram live, claimed that Gautam Gambhir kept bad-mouthing him during the Gulf Giants vs India Capitals game in Legends League Cricket, calling him a 'fixer'</h2>

<p>It seems there's no end to the Sreesanth-Gambhir spat. The former Indian teammates were involved in a war of words during a Legends League game on Wednesday, with the umpires stepping in to calm them both down during the match in Surat.</p>
<p>A video circulating on social media also captured a tense moment earlier, where Sreesanth, playing for Gujarat Giants, glared at Gambhir of India Capitals after conceding a six and a four. Gambhir, unimpressed, returned the stare, leading to a verbal clash.</p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">6... 4... Showdown! Watch till the end for Gambhir 👀 Sreesanth.<br>.<br>.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/LegendsOnFanCode?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#LegendsOnFanCode</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/llct20?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@llct20</a> <a href="https://t.co/SDaIw1LXZP">pic.twitter.com/SDaIw1LXZP</a></p>
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<p>However, Sreesanth uploaded a video on Instagram soon after, where he ranted against Gautam Gambhir, stating that the former Indian opener always fights with his colleague.</p>
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<p>And on Thursday, Sreesanth, in an Instagram live, claimed Gambhir kept calling him a fixer. The 40-year-old said Gambhir didn't even spare the umpires when they tried to calm him down.</p>
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<p>"Just want to say this, he kept on calling me, on live television, on the centre wicket, I had not used a single bad word, I had not even used a single abusive word to him. I've only said, what are you saying, what are you saying? I, in fact, kept laughing in a sarcastic way because he kept calling me fixer, fixer, you're a fixer! F**k off, fixer! This is the language which is used on live television. Even he told the umpires in the same language when they were trying to control him. In fact, I just moved away but he kept on saying the same word again and again," Sreesanth said.<br><br><a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/wpl-2024-set-to-embrace-multi-city-format-like-ipl-mumbai-and-bengaluru-likely-to-host-games-1701918871437">WPL 2024 set to embrace multi-city format like IPL, Mumbai and Bengaluru likely to host games</a></p>

Tainted Indian cricketer S Sreesanth on Wednesday announced his retirement from domestic cricket, including 1st class and all other forms of the sport.
In a series of posts on Twitter, the former fast bowler wrote that he took the decision for the next generation of cricketers. 'It has been an honour to represent my family, my teammates and the people of India. Nd everyone who loves the game', the 39-year-old added. 
In 90 international games, Sreesanth took 169 wickets, He was also a part of the Indian team which won the 2007 World T20 and the 2011 ODI World Cup.
Sreesanth's career hit a roadblock in 2013 when was accused of spot-fixing in the IPL and was banned for life by the BCCI. The life ban was reduced to 7 years in 2019 and it ended on September 13 the following year. He made a comeback to the Ranji Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member preliminary squad in 2021.
Also read: PAK vs AUS: Rawalpindi pitch under significant scrutiny after a dull draw
 
 

Tainted Indian cricketer S Sreesanth announces his retirement from domestic cricket

In 90 international games, Sreesanth took 169 wickets, He was also a part of the Indian team which won the 2007 World T20 and the 2011 ODI World Cup

<p>Tainted Indian cricketer S Sreesanth&nbsp;on Wednesday announced his retirement from domestic cricket, including 1st class and all other forms of the sport.</p>
<p>In a series of posts on Twitter, the former fast bowler wrote that he took the decision for the next generation of cricketers. 'It has been an honour to represent my family, my teammates and the people of India. Nd everyone who loves the game', the 39-year-old added.&nbsp;</p>
<p>In 90 international games, Sreesanth&nbsp;took 169 wickets, He was also a part of the Indian team which won the 2007 World T20 and the 2011 ODI&nbsp;World Cup.</p>
<p>Sreesanth's&nbsp;career&nbsp;hit a roadblock in 2013 when was accused of spot-fixing in the IPL&nbsp;and was banned for life by the BCCI. The life ban was reduced to 7 years in 2019 and it ended&nbsp;on September&nbsp;13 the following year. He made a comeback to the Ranji&nbsp;Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member&nbsp;preliminary squad in 2021.</p>

<p>In a series of posts on Twitter, the former fast bowler wrote that he took the decision for the next generation of cricketers</p>

<p>Tainted Indian cricketer S Sreesanth&nbsp;on Wednesday announced his retirement from domestic cricket, including 1st class and all other forms of the sport.</p>
<p>In a series of posts on Twitter, the former fast bowler wrote that he took the decision for the next generation of cricketers. 'It has been an honour to represent my family, my teammates and the people of India. Nd everyone who loves the game', the 39-year-old added.&nbsp;</p>
<p>In 90 international games, Sreesanth&nbsp;took 169 wickets, He was also a part of the Indian team which won the 2007 World T20 and the 2011 ODI&nbsp;World Cup.</p>
<p>Sreesanth's&nbsp;career&nbsp;hit a roadblock in 2013 when was accused of spot-fixing in the IPL&nbsp;and was banned for life by the BCCI. The life ban was reduced to 7 years in 2019 and it ended&nbsp;on September&nbsp;13 the following year. He made a comeback to the Ranji&nbsp;Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member&nbsp;preliminary squad in 2021.</p>
<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a title="PAK vs AUS: Rawalpindi pitch under significant scrutiny after a dull draw" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/pak-vs-aus-rawalpindi-pitch-under-significant-scrutiny-after-a-dull-draw-1646815728336" target="_blank">PAK vs AUS: Rawalpindi pitch under significant scrutiny after a dull draw</a></p>
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S Sreesanth is all set to make a comeback to the Ranji Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member preliminary squad.
Sreesanth last played a first-class match in 2013 when he featured in the Irani Cup for Rest of India vs Mumbai. Sreesanth was suspended from all cricketing activities for his alleged involvement in the 2013 IPL spot-fixing scam. He made a comeback last season after the ban ended but opted out of the Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Hazare Trophy.
The preliminary camp will be held in Wayanad from Thursday. Kerala has been placed in Group B along with Bengal, Vidarbha, Rajasthan, Haryana and Tripura and will play its first game on January 13.
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S Sreesanth makes a comeback to the Ranji Trophy, included in Kerala's squad

S Sreesanth is all set to make a comeback to the Ranji Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member preliminary squad

<p>S Sreesanth&nbsp;is all set to make a comeback to the Ranji&nbsp;Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member&nbsp;preliminary squad.</p>
<p>Sreesanth last played a first-class match in 2013 when he featured in the Irani Cup for Rest of India vs Mumbai. Sreesanth&nbsp;was suspended from all cricketing activities for 7 years for&nbsp;his alleged involvement in the 2013 IPL spot-fixing scam. He made a comeback last season after the&nbsp;ban ended but opted out of the&nbsp;Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Hazare Trophy.</p>
<p>The preliminary camp will be held in Wayanad from Thursday. Kerala has been placed in Group B along with&nbsp;Bengal, Vidarbha, Rajasthan, Haryana and Tripura&nbsp;and will play its first game on January 13.</p>

<p>S Sreesanth&nbsp;is all set to make a comeback to the Ranji&nbsp;Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member&nbsp;preliminary squad</p>

<p>S Sreesanth&nbsp;is all set to make a comeback to the Ranji&nbsp;Trophy as the veteran pacer has been included in Kerala's 24-member&nbsp;preliminary squad.</p>
<p>Sreesanth last played a first-class match in 2013 when he featured in the Irani Cup for Rest of India vs Mumbai. Sreesanth&nbsp;was suspended from all cricketing activities for&nbsp;his alleged involvement in the 2013 IPL spot-fixing scam. He made a comeback last season after the&nbsp;ban ended but opted out of the&nbsp;Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Hazare Trophy.</p>
<p>The preliminary camp will be held in Wayanad from Thursday. Kerala has been placed in Group B along with&nbsp;Bengal, Vidarbha, Rajasthan, Haryana and Tripura&nbsp;and will play its first game on January 13.</p>
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