Suryakumar Yadav credits Harbhajan Singh for his career growth

Indian domestic veteran Suryakumar Yav recently scored a match-winning 57 from just 37 balls against Puducherry in ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy tournament. cricketer carried his rich-vein-of-form from latest edition of Vijay Hazare and is currently leing Mumbai unit in ongoing domestic T20 event.

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Suryakumar Yav credits Harbhajan Singh to grow in his career

In an interview with a cricket-based website, Suryakumar Yav credited former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh for always having his back. When asked wher he believes he is doing justice to his talents, Yav replied that he is enjoying brand of cricket he is playing right w. He also ded that he loves playing fearless cricket in any format and is looking forward to keep on scoring runs and winning games for his side.

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In spite of delivering consistent performances with bat, right-hander keeps getting igred from selection committee for national squ. In a Vijay Hazare game against Chhattisgarh a few weeks ago, Suryakumar played a scintillating kck of 81 runs from just 31 balls. His stroke-filled innings included eight hits to fence and six hits over it. Even though his innings came in a losing cause for Mumbai, he earned many fans and mirers for his effort. One of those mirers was legendary Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh. Upon repeatedly igring 29-year old talent, Harbhajan has slammed MSK Pras-led Indian selection committee. 103-Test veteran strongly believes that selection committee has remained keen on igring Suryakumar in spite of his recent domestic exploits. In his tweet, Harbhajan also h some encouraging words for right-hander and urged him to keep working hard and ensured him that his time will come.

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