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JEWELS OF JALANDHAR

 Here we will be profiling some of unknown jewels as well as internationally recognised jewels of Jalandhar . If you want to see someone's profile who has contributed to Jalandhar's fame or has been instrumental in betterment of society, please email us admin@jalandhari.com  Thanks

                                                                                             Jewels Profiled Earlier

 

                     Jalandhari of the week  

                             

Harbhajan Singh Bhajji

 

Wow ! What a week this was. Not only did India won U-19 world cup (congratulate Jalandhari Bhajji and Kohli) but also won Tri-series beating Australia at their home 2-0. There can not be a more appropriate week to profile the most famous Jalandhari in the world at this time our own dear Bhajji  for us and dreadful "The Turbanator " for English media.

 

                Harbhajan was born on 3rd July 1980 into a middle class family, the only son of businessman Sardar Sardev Singh, who owned a ball bearing and valve factory in Daulatpuri. Growing up with five sisters, he was in line to inherit the family business, but his father insisted that he concentrate on his cricket career and represent India.

 

    Harbhajan was trained as a batsman by his first coach Charanjit Singh Bhullar, but converted to spin bowling after his coach's untimely death saw him turn to the tutelage of Davinder Arora. Arora credits Harbhajan's success to a work ethic that included a three hour training session in the morning, followed by another in the afternoon lasting from 3pm until after sunset, using the headlights of a parked scooter to provide light

Harbhajan is the first Indian to take a Hat-trick in test cricket.

Here are his match statistics.

Test debut 25 March 1998: v Australia
ODI debut 17 April 1998: v New Zealand

 

 

  Tests ODIs T20Is First-class List A 20/20
Batting and Fielding Record
Mat 63 171 10 126 217 23
Inns 87 91 3 166 120 10
NO 18 26 0 34 35 2
Runs 1133 886 9 2515 1184 92
HS 66 46 7 84 46 31*
Ave 16.42 13.63 3 19.05 13.92 11.5
BF 1715 1080 13     76
SR 66.06 82.03 69.23     121.05
100 0 0 0 0 0 0
50 4 0 0 8 0 0
4s 159 75 1     6
6s 16 21 0     5
Ct 33 47 3 66 66 6
St 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bowling Record
Balls 17003 9086 192 30775 11364 426
Runs 8039 6335 228 14497 7906 471
Wkts 256 189 9 527 248 17
BBI 8/84 5/31 2/24 8/84 5/31 2/22
BBM 15/217 5/31 2/24   5/31 2/22
Ave 31.4 33.51 25.33 27.5 31.87 27.7
Econ 2.83 4.18 7.12 2.82 4.17 6.63
SR 66.4 48 21.3 58.3 45.8 25
4w 5 2 0   4 0
5w 20 2 0 34 2 0
10 4 0 0 6 0 0

 

As of March 04,2008 Source cricinfo and wikipedia

We Jalandharies love him and he has become a youth icon. His family still lives at the family house in Daulatpuri in Jalandhar City, btw I happen to have family house in same area so I have special affection for this Jalandhari. May he reach all the highs in his career and be an inspiration to other youngsters.