Veteran spinner Harbhajan Singh responded to a fan’s criticism regarding the quality of Hindi commentary during cricket matches. Currently part of the commentary team for the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, Harbhajan addressed the fan’s concern after a video gained traction on social media. In the video, the fan expressed disappointment, stating that while Hindi commentary was once informative, it now focuses more on humor and poetic remarks.
Harbhajan took the feedback graciously and replied on his X (formerly Twitter) account, saying, “Thank you for the input. We will work on it.”
Fans complain about hindi commentary in IPL
Thank you for the input . We will work on it
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) March 25, 2025https://t.co/tk4m2km6Ga
Speaking about the latest match in the IPL, Punjab Kings (PBKS) edged out Gujarat Titans (GT) in a nail-biting, high-scoring contest on Tuesday. Punjab defended a formidable total of 243/5 and successfully limited Gujarat to 232/5, clinching a thrilling 11-run victory.
The chase began strongly for Gujarat, with openers Sai Sudharsan and skipper Shubman Gill forging a 61-run partnership. Glenn Maxwell then broke the momentum, dismissing Gill for 33, giving Punjab a much-needed breakthrough.
Sudharsan dazzled with a fiery knock of 74 off 41 balls, featuring five boundaries and six sixes. His innings came to an end when left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh struck, leaving Gujarat at 145/2 in the 12.3-over mark.
Jos Buttler and Sherfane Rutherford stepped in next, stabilizing Gujarat’s innings with a crucial 54-run partnership. Buttler reached a well-deserved half-century but was bowled out for 54 by Marco Jansen. Rahul Tewatia followed but managed only six runs before being run out.
With Gujarat needing quick runs in the death overs, Rutherford displayed grit, scoring 46 off 28 balls, including four boundaries and three sixes. Arshdeep Singh, however, delivered a key blow by dismissing him, effectively sealing Punjab’s victory.
Arshdeep emerged as Punjab’s star bowler, claiming 2/36 in his four-over spell. Marco Jansen and Glenn Maxwell also contributed with one wicket each, helping Punjab secure their maiden win of the tournament.
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