LONDON: Harbhajan Singh said that it was an “absolute honor” to be awarded Marylebone Cricket Club’s life membership (MCC).
Harbhajan Singh and Javagal Srinath India on Tuesday joined another 16 Cricketers who were given the honor of this year’s honor.
Harbhajan was the third highest goalkeeper in India in the test, with 417 goals in 103 tests, while Srinath was one of the largest ODI players in the country, after taking 315 of the goal and ended his career as the second highest Indian goalkeeper in 50-over inter-Over.
Taking to Twitter, Harbhajan Singh wrote: “For years, I always enjoy playing in God whether it is for India or as a county team visiting Middlesex.” MCC’s life membership “is the absolute honor I received fully.
Humility.
Thank you MCC.” Eight of 12 countries played represented in this year’s list, which included some of the best known names in modern games.
Over the years, I always enjoy playing in God whether it’s for India or as a tea county visit …
https://t.co/mz1R6PikBB- Harbhajan Turbanator (@Harbhajan_Singh) 1634700596000Endgland leading run-scorer test, Sir Alastair Cook, Joining fellow Countrymen Ian Bell and Marcus Trescothick, amounted to more than 39,000 international roads among them.
The fourth British star, Sarah Taylor, returned to this year’s field, appeared in the Trophy Rachael Heyhoe Flint, Charlotte Edwards Cup and one hundred, and was recognized as one of the best goalkeepers of her generation.
Four South African legends have been awarded honorary membership of honor, with Hashim Amla, Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Kallis and Morne Morkel all receive honor.
Run 13,289 Test Kallis placed it third on the list of all-time run-scoring.
Alex Blackwell and Damien Martyn from Australia are also included.
Blackwell All-Rounder won more than 250 caps for his country in all game formats, and Martyn’s dough scored nearly 10,000 international roads.
MCC provides honorary honorary membership of the club to some of the best Cricketers in the Indian world.
The bishop took 161 goals in just 43 matches, while Chanderpaul was the most closed West Indies (164) test player, and only seven players scored more than 11,867 runnya.
Sarwan turned on 15 centuries of tests, and 291 against Britain in 2009 equaled the highest individual score by West India.
Rangana Herath from Sri Lanka took 433 tests in a career which included nearly two decades and features in the top ten test-wicket tests.