Harbhajan Singh plays MS Dhoni’s helicopter shot in a golf club, video spreads like a wildfire

Harbhajan Singh: (Image Source: Twitter)

Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh is currently participating at the Abu Dhabi T10 League 2022. The off-spinner is plying his trade for Delhi Bulls in the competition but hasn't made great returns. His team hasn’t had a great outing so far either. In 5 matches, they have only managed to win four games and, thus, are languishing at the bottom of the table.

Nevertheless, the legendary spinner is enjoying his time in UAE and, recently, made headlines for playing MS Dhoni’s ‘helicopter shot’ in a golf club. The 42-year-old has uploaded a video on his Instagram handle, where he could be seen playing the shot.

The legendary cricketer shared the video on Instagram and captioned it,

“Cricket helicopters? shot and ?? Golf ? helicopter .. Smooth Ride.”

 

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The off-spinner also tagged MS Dhoni in his post and it didn’t take a lot of time for the post to get viral. Cricketers such as Sam Billings and Rashid Khan also heaped praise on the spinner while reacting to the post.

Harbhajan Singh announced his retirement from international cricket from all forms of the game on 24th December 2021. The veteran spinner represented India in 103 Tests, 236 ODIs, and 28 T20 internationals, picking 417, 269, and 25 T20 internationals respectively.

India lost the ODI series against New Zealand 0-1

Team India have lost the ODI series against New Zealand by a 1-0 margin after the third and final ODI got abandoned due to rain. New Zealand were in a pretty strong position before the rain had arrived and were on course to win the match.

Batting first, India were bundled out for a paltry score of 219 runs on the board. Washington Sundar played a valuable knock of 51 runs in 64 balls, while Shreyas Iyer also made handy 49 runs in 59 balls. In reply, New Zealand had scored 104 runs for the loss of only 1 wicket before rain interrupted.